Not sure how much can really be deduced since there are still so many assumptions, so many possible 5% mis-estimated here, 10% there, that ultimately it will be impossible to say much about chemistry based on the range and battery thickness (I'm sure some will take all the best-case scenarios and conclude that Tesla is at 600Wh/kg and 100$/kWh, while others will take the pessimistic assumptions and determine that Tesla has made no progress since 2012. None of us will really know)
I'm interested in the charge port though. A build-in CCS/Chademo adapter would do a HUGE amount to alleviate SpC overcrowding and possible massively increase the number of people for whom a Model 3 is a realistic option. I don't know why I hadn't thought of this. Is there any really compelling reason for Tesla NOT to make their cars compatible at this point?