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It seems probable that nearly all production of all chemistries will eventually migrate to a 4680 form factor. Presumably that could even work for solid state although by then other formats will probably be in use too. We all need to aware that battery technology is moving rapidly so there is a maximum outlook of about three years, since it has been taking that long to develop completely new battery approaches. Of course there will be improvements every year for every chemistry.If so, it may be a 4680 form factor but not necessarily with all the advanced chemistry they showed at battery day. Initial 4680s will have the tabless connectors, but possibly a conventional chemistry anode and cathode. Then later they would be upgraded with the dry electrode process, the silicon anode and the nickel-rich cathode. But this is just an educated guess on my part.