The one exception I'd make to this is Sodium-ion which does seem to have some chance of reaching manufacturing scale: https://www.batterytechonline.com/materials/5-key-takeaways-...

I consider sodium-ion as an extension of lithium-ion because they’re made by the same folks with similar processes. They are still early, but very much in the process of being ramped and will be incredibly useful for stationary storage: lower density, but better durability. Another real technology that Form will have to compete with.