Yes you are right

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@@robertlee6338 And then what happens when the cells break down and the contents leak into the ground?

@@robertlee6338 Bullshit.

There is a company with a environmentally friendly process to recycle Lithium Ion batteries. The process recovers close to all of the valuable cathode material ready to go right back in a battery manufacturers front door. The large battery manufacture's are well aware of this company. Tesla has likely know of the company for several years but as it is with all large companies decisions are made at a snails pace. I'm thinking Tesla is and will continue to be slow to properly recycle its batteries. Tesla has never been a company about the environment, as usual it's all about the money. I believe the company's process will soon come to the market place but as to which company will pull the trigger first, that is the billion dollar question.

Have you ever heard about these people called scientists?

i don't think you know this. But the guy just owns the company, and he memorizes a script to make himself sound smart. I am sure he is decent at coding but he is definitely not the one behind most of teslas and his other companies' ideas. Search up JB Straubel patents, that guy and most likely some other people probably came up with most of the teslas slightly more innovative designs(judging by his patents). Elon musk is more of a mascot, his awkward personality appeals to most losers and makes people who don't pity him, great marketing tactic. But you shouldn't put the person on a pedestal, cause in reality he isn't all that smart, probably the dumbest person working in all of his companies.

Nope

@@rasithwnninayaka1633 totally agree with you

​@@rasithwnninayaka1633 ​ @Rasith Wnninayaka Have you ever read his autobiography? As a kid he was super smart, they called him a living encyclopedia and this is all before he was 10 yrs. As a young boy he learned a programing book (By the author it should need 6 months to complete) in 3 days (he was insane), he got to college and after that he found internet companies which made him millions. The people on high position in his company call him a super-smart man because he is in touch with engineers and actually design parts/test them and participate in assembly. By his words he spend 80% of his time in a factory ENGINERING things. HE is not a typical business-man he is an scientist who doesn't care about money (you would understand this is you read his book) and the greatest visionary because he made it HAPPEN. (what have you achieved?)

definitely not bruh

@@sosa_es2721 it’s a joke

Tesla's work speaks

Each of his tesla video is a huge ad

I am worried one side it big environment friendly e vehicles if degraded batteries can be utilised or disposed in a best way

There is a company with a environmentally friendly process to recycle Lithium Ion batteries. The process recovers close to all of the valuable cathode material ready to go right back in a battery manufacturers front door. The large battery manufacture's are well aware of this. Tesla has likely know of the company for several years but as it is with all large companies decisions are made at a snails pace. I'm thinking Tesla is and will continue to be slow to properly recycle its batteries. Tesla has never been a company about the environment, as usual it's all about the money. I believe the company's process will soon come to the market place but as to which company will pull the trigger first, that is the billion dollar question.

Shutup you muppet

As a kid of the 80's in Nigeria, we also watched Space 1999 and looked forward to it. We're now in 2020 and everyone protesting and bombing each other.

@@JohnFekoloid well after cold war ended , energy to explore space diminished, since SpaceX entered and created cheaper ways to go into space now things are getting existing, And Wars are not start in future since most of the countries have Nuclear weapons.

but worse is just yet to come

@@yuchenliu6062 🤔

This video is cool

the video is about tesla not phones

Well then you should listen to what Tesla is actually doing and recycling then kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i5iAbKmgyr3Rqqs.html

Car companies are not involved in the recycling of the vehicles they manufacture. Never have been. The EPA can require that manufacturers make products out of materials that are recyclable, and Tesla is doing that. Battery recycling is already happening, although Tesla's batteries are lasting a lot longer than anyone predicted. There are many Teslas on the road today with more than 250K miles on them and still using the original battery.

Good point

Sunlight

Pixie dust

Electric energy can sourced from green energy like wind and solar

@@visvivacnckenya1620 Wind and solar are not green! They both take rare earth materials to create the generation. They strip mine to get those rare earth materials! Hopefully one day they can create green energy.

I think he meant overall lithium batteries, including electronics. I personally don't know what happened to my old phones...

@@pauliusvindzigelskis2224 No one cares much about tossing a small past it's prime iphone and the battery it contains, whereas a (normal petrol car) battery is big and more tangible.

Offer a refund fee for the battery module core.

Here!( I hope)

Because even if one battery is bad in the Module you need to replace it Because just one bad cell makes the Module worthless

@@adalmartinez2340 Even a bad module could be torn down and the single cells sold.

Exactly what I wanted to mention. JB Straubel will dominate that market since hes way ahead of the curve.

Yep big business opportunity more companies should do it as well.

Enjoy! The Model S is beyond amazing

Free replacement..would be worth it

Well you’re limited by volume in homes. Grid storage would be better

Market demand for recycled battery materials will take care of this. Recycled elements are considerably less expensive than elements mined from the ground, and they work just as well in new batteries.

Yeah those are rare cases, or Tesla's that where driven quite a bit more than the average. Otherwise even the old Tesla batterys are still holding up well.

Largely they do not. Tesla battery packs will easily last more than 2 decades of typical use, and that's continuing to improve. Reason why is extremely high battery cell and pack manufacturing quality and excellent battery management systems.

Have you wondered what duracell or energizer has done on their end? Lol

@@xxrodrmanxx No, but Tesla is known for doing things specifically that are evironmentally friendly, or more safe, even if they aren't *that* much of marketing tactics

Right now a used car battery are being sold for profit and reused. Net zero approach for batteries is coming. Small commute cars will require small batteries. Such as city cars like smart for 2. The benefits of EVs are now 10 fold in places that produce electricity from renewables. like a lot of California homes that do it with roof solar panels. And Norway and Iceland that are 100% renewable.

@@ThorfinnurPetur Renewable except for the large amounts of coal and rare earth minerals required to build them.

Very good instinct l also do it with my old batteries of my ebikes l can used them all night free of 12v lights in single charge for a month for another 2years before the old batteries totally busted and can also runs my tv and electric fans for 4hrs using an inverter during brownouts how helpful they are just make full the used of it in an ecofriendly way.

Bhai agle 10 saal mein hi India mein electric vehicles ka revolution aa jayega The day Tesla enter in India it will revolutionize the whole industry with innovative competition

World largest fleet of electric three Wheelers is already in India You need to do some research before spreading fake news abt yr nation

Major car makers like Tata, Mahindra, MG motors , Hundai have already their electric vehicles on sale in India and selling them beyond their expectations it's avery good start and others like Maruti Suzuki are working on their electric car models & will launch soon

As an Indian I humbly request you to please don't tarnish your & my country image without doing any research

Cloth hats love that kind.

Why wait for Elon? Have You not a mind of your own?

Because a car has finite space for a battery, so energy density is important. Not so much for other applications.

@@pinkiepie1656 Chemicals are chemicals right?

@@pinkiepie1656 my Makita cordless drill doesn't have a space or weight problem?

Actually is more like Idiocracy and Wall-E combined.

am I really the first person to like this Comment?

Definitely check out jehugarcia! Awesome channel for tech heads and novel battery solutions explained practically

Lowkey promoting lol

Good job

Recycling is the future

Exactly. I don’t understand how these countries will stay true to their word about zero emissions by X date. They will literally have to ban the purchase of fossil fuel cars years in advance. Also, if they prevent the use of these fossil fuel cars after this date, they will be reducing the freedoms of their people. They will also reduce the gas-station industry as well since most people won’t need to charge their car there unless traveling. Something else not mentioned in this video is all of the environmental damage from mining battery materials. Even if the carbon somehow cancels out, you can’t ignore the problems from the mining

I heard the battery core contains gold in the wiring . So it has core fee for anyone who recycles it. Lol

this is a fashion.. soon oil price will rise and american will sell their huge engines.. they dont need it anyway..

@@mitropoulosilias if wasting resources is a fashion they are nailing it