yobigd20
Well-Known Member
It has to be secondary battery swapping. With all the patents they have been issued in the last few months regarding using metal air batteries in conjunction with lithium ion batteries that has to be it. Like a range extender where the metal air battery is used to charge your lithium ion battery while your driving. So all you do is pull into the swap station, they open your frunk, swap the metal air battery, and you're off. No complex machinery or mechanical removal of the existing lithium ion battery required. That's what I think it's going to be.