There's a whole other thread for this
I decided to create this thread as a more focused variation of the Option Trading and Advice thread, with that focus on the option strategy known as The Wheel. The thing to understand up front - I'm not a financial advisor, nor am I particularly expert in options trading. So far my experience...
teslamotorsclub.com
Where can I sign up for alerts that provide real-time local circuit court rulings involving Tesla?
(serious question, I'm not aware of something that compiles info that local in anything approaching same day but would be pretty interested to find it)
Toyota has been promising MAGIC SUPER BATTERIES since at least 2009 and delivering...nothing.
Every 2-3 years they trot out the story again, with the target date pushed back a couple years, and still nothing.
Not sure why people keep believing them.
Some examples-
TOYOTA HAS ANNOUNCED the development of revolutionary new lithium-ion battery technology, which enables enormous gains in power storage and, ultimately, increased range for electric and hybrid vehicles. The new battery tech was developed in partnership w
www.drive.com.au
That's from 2009 suggesting a 10-fold increase in range. Nothing ever came of it.
That's from 2014, "Toyota is also pursuing the development of all-solid-state batteries, and has already developed prototype cells"- the story claims commercialization by 2020. Nothing ever came of it.
Toyota is touting its progress on a new kind of battery technology, which uses a solid electrolyte instead of the conventional semi-liquid version used in
techcrunch.com
That's from 2017. " The car maker said that it’s near a breakthrough in production engineering that could help it put the new tech in production electric vehicles as early as 2020"
There's that "close to" idea again. Nothing ever came of it.
Toyota is working on potentially game-changing solid-state batteries, and they may arrive sooner than expected. The Japanese automaker's R&D boss said Toyota hopes to unveil the batteries in 2020, two years ahead of schedule. Toyota plans to introduce more electric cars to its lineup.
www.digitaltrends.com
That's from 2019- they were still hoping for 2020.... nothing ever came of it.
The batteries will offer more range in the same size pack, but the automaker still has to solve the technology’s life-span problem.
www.caranddriver.com
That's FROM 2020. They've now moved the goalposts to 2025 for "limited production" and saying "Toyota is currently working on a technological breakthrough" sound familiar?
Toyota and oil refiner Idemitsu Kosan announced a tie up on Thursday to develop and mass produce all-solid-state batteries, in another example of new partnerships being forged amid the disruptive shift to electric vehicles.
www.reuters.com
That's from...a month ago... citing 2027-2028.
Now you're saying they're pushing the date to 2030?