Each unit is designed for 500 kWh and 125 kW, about four hours at rated power. These are design targets.
Loïc Bastard, CTO · Investor Q&A, 29 Sep
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The Q500 is being designed for 500 kWh of usable energy at 125 kW nominal power, with peaks up to about 300 kW. That is roughly four hours at rated power, and longer at partial power.
These are design targets for the commercial product, not figures demonstrated in the field yet.
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