170 ebike battery packs

[Deleted member 4210]

Or the equivalent of, in a Tesla (that has the 85 kWh battery pack). Assume average ebike battery of 500 watt hours.

Just a friendly factoid.

In case you were ever curious.

Ok, now how many individual cells is that? (I know, but do you, and can you answer without googling it)

 

[FlatSix911]

500Wh eBike battery x 170 = 85kWh Tesla battery pack.
7104 battery cells / 170 = 41.8, say 42 cells per eBike pack.

 

[Deleted member 4210]

500Wh eBike battery x 170 = 85kWh Tesla battery pack.
7104 battery cells / 170 = 41.8, say 42 cells per eBike pack.

Tesla uses 2170 format. Most ebikes still use 18650. You googled the count. And worked backwards to the wrong answer.

 

[CSH]

Tesla uses 2170 format. Most ebikes still use 18650. You googled the count. And worked backwards to the wrong answer.

 

[Alex M]

Mike, didn't you google Tesla specs (or read the marketing or OEM materials) the first time you've learned that Tesla exists?

 

[PaD]

Tesla uses 2170 format. Most ebikes still use 18650. You googled the count. And worked backwards to the wrong answer.

But I have ”Tesla batteries” in my pack. At least that what rhey say at Specialized

 

[FlatSix911]

Tesla uses 2170 format. Most ebikes still use 18650. You googled the count. And worked backwards to the wrong answer.

Mike, I own a Telsa Model S and X and they use 18650 batteries... only the Model 3 uses 21700 cells.

I am also an engineer and know the number of cells in each Tesla model. So how many cells in your eBike?

 

[tomjasz]

Tesla uses 2170 format. Most ebikes still use 18650. You googled the count. And worked backwards to the wrong answer.

Slow down, those pesky facts will bite you.