I know what the article, with its many grandiose hypotheticals, says.
The problem with believing the article is that there’s no evidence for it, and the numbers are obviously manipulated to prop up the Chinese team and denigrate all of the other people who already developed this technology.
There are no hard numbers, just vague superlative statements, no timeline of development, no acknowledgment of the other 50 companies that are already developing viable solid state batteries.
It’s another silly statistically skewed China technology articles that doesn’t bear any weight in the scientific world.
Could they blah blah blah? Yes they could blah blah blah. That’s not exactly a newsworthy sentiment though.