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Tesla Designs Cybercab for Cheaper LFP Cells
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Tesla designed the Cybercab battery pack with spare space to later adopt cheaper lithium iron phosphate cells, according to engineer Robert Sumpf. While the vehicle currently uses 4680 nickel-based cells, the layout allows for future chemistry switches. Rides are scheduled to start in Dallas in November, though Nevada approved only 10 of the 5,000 requested robotaxis in August.
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