Nio, an EV maker from China, has already established 3,200 battery swap stations in the country, including 964 along highways. You don’t need to charge the battery. You just swap it, like you used to with your Nokia phone two decades ago. As simple as that.
This is a great example of applying TRIZ — the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving. Read more about TRIZ in my newsletter.
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