A million+ 4680 Tesla EV biscuit batteries +

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https://auto.hindustantimes.com/auto/electric-vehicles/tesla-makes-one-millionth-4680-series-ev-battery-cell-will-be-used-in-model-y-41645336871860.html
Tesla has already produced a million “biscuit” batteries for its electric vehicles
February 19, 2022 ... Tesla announced “biscuit” batteries for electric vehicles (named after the shape of a biscuit package) in September 2020, and now the company has announced the production of a million such batteries, and back in January. These batteries are characterized by the 4680 format (46 mm diameter, 80 mm height) ... have replaced the 18650 and 21700 format cells. The energy density of traction batteries based on 4680 cells has been increased to 300 W / kg ...

https://gadgettendency.com/tesla-has-already-produced-a-million-biscuit-batteries-for-its-electric-vehicles/
Tesla has already produced a million “biscuit” batteries for its electric vehicles
February 19, 2022 ...



Tesla-3 electric trunk> available at service centers

https://electrek.co/2022/02/17/tesla-aftermarket-automatic-electric-trunk-model-3/
Tesla launches new automatic electric trunk for Model 3, upgrade available at official service centers
Feb. 17th 2022 ... Tesla has launched a new automatic electric trunk for Model 3 as an aftermarket offered directly at service centers. The product is currently only available in China, but like most things Tesla these days, it starts in China and then it is expected to expand to other markets. Before 2021, all Tesla vehicles had automatic trunk liftgates except for the Model 3. You had to use your own elbow grease power to open the trunk of the Model 3 ... the automaker was working to have service centers install power liftgates on Model 3s for people with disabilities ...
https://i0.wp.com/electrek.co/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2022/02/Tesla-Model-3-automatic-liftgate.jpg
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