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That's a very vague claim. What matters in the end is of they are able to manufacture those solid state batteries at scale and cheaply. That's the only reason we don't have them in cars at the moment: they beat current lithium ion batteries on every other metrics.
And in this Toyota only say the could make them way cheaper. That's quite undefined, especially for a company who made a lot of promises on their hydrogen vehicles, without really delivering on them.