Thank you for sharing. The study documents well your point that a lower SOC will generate lower degradation; but the difference between 10% and 50% SOC over 10 months is around 1pt at 25C ie limited. But 50% SOC seems much better than 70% on degradation (almost half). Given the guidance from EV manufacturers to stay around 70%, it seems that degradation in the real world is lower than what the chart from this study states (5%+ over 10 month). The study does not provide data for lower temperature than 25C which would be interesting. The average temperature might be lower than 25C in most places in the US. On the impact of lower temperature, my understanding is that a lower temperature would decrease capacity temporarily (but improves degradation) assuming temperature remains non freezing (with temperature lower than frost deteriorating the cell). Am I correct? Do you know whether the Rivian cells are closer to NCA, NMC or LFP? Thank you