As Jaffe noted, the $180/kWh price paid by Tesla compares to about $1500/kWh even five years ago, maybe seven years ago when it was $1200 to $1500 per kilowatt-hour. âSo $180 per kWh is the price of those batteries, not the manufacturing cost but the price that theyâre paying for them,â he said.he cost of the battery is only ~10-20% higher than the bill of materials â suggesting a potential long-term competitive price for lithium-ion batteries could approach ~$100 per kWh.
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