content: I wouldn't be surprised if Tesla had this same technology but were waiting for another company to bring it to market. Perhaps they'll offer an improved or cheaper version. Pretty much all of the big corporations dealing with electronics and technology have rollout schedules well into the future that are confidential and technology is always improving. 10 years from now the chargers could charge a vehicle in seconds or be powered by some crazy shit. Perhaps some aerogel nanotech fusion battery that I just made up. Fission technology is a thing that is possible. Fusion is within arms reach. Black holes, gravity, wormholes, quantum physics haven't really had much progress made in utilizing them. Until then there's still plenty of advancements to be made in traditional batteries and materials. Imagine if we could contain a fusion reaction or micro black hole into something that could fit into a car or your pocket. So small and insulated that it couldn't cause much damage.