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In the video, the author discusses the discrepancy between Tesla's claim that the Model Y's battery pack has a capacity of 68 kWh and the estimated energy density of cells in the pack, which is allegedly around 230 kWh/kg. The author suggests that the discrepancy may be due to the cells' different chemistries, with the original cells reportedly using a nickel manganese cobalt 811 chemistry, while the newer cells use a lithium ion polymer chemistry. If true, this would suggest that the range of the Model Y may be increased even further with the next generation of cells.
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