2025 Tesla Battery Update Reveals Surprising NEW Feature

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*2025 Tesla Battery Update: Hidden Features and Shocking Production Plan - 500 Batteries Every Second!*
The history of batteries began in 1801 with Alessandro Volta's invention, and by 1832, the first electric vehicle emerged. However, it wasn’t until the late 19th century that EVs gained traction, only to be overshadowed by internal combustion engines due to limitations in battery technology. Tesla shifted the narrative in 2008 with the launch of the Roadster, powered by 6,831 Panasonic 18650 cells. This success set the stage for the Model S, Model X, and the groundbreaking Model 3, which made electric vehicles mainstream.
When people think of Tesla, they often think of high-performance cars, advanced tech, and minimalist design. However, the true game-changer lies in Tesla's ability to produce batteries on an unprecedented scale, establishing the company as a leader in energy storage. But just how big is Tesla's battery production, and what new innovations can we expect in the 2025 lineup? Let's take a closer look.
*How Is Tesla Producing 500 Batteries Every Second? The Hidden Technology Behind Its 2025 Battery Breakthrough*
Tesla's battery production is reaching a scale never before seen, with plans to manufacture 536 cells per second. The company’s battery tech has evolved significantly, from the early 18650 cells used in the Model S and Model X to the more efficient 2170 cells introduced in 2017 for the Model 3 and Model Y. These 2170 cells improved energy density and reduced costs, but Tesla continued to innovate. In 2020, at its Battery Day event, Tesla unveiled the 4680 battery, featuring a tabless design that reduces resistance, increases efficiency, and lowers production costs. This breakthrough was expected to be the key to Tesla’s much-anticipated $25,000 EV. However, scaling up production of the 4680 proved challenging, particularly in the area of dry electrode manufacturing.
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