Volkswagen and PowerCo presented their new prismatic standard cell at “IAA Mobility 2025” in Munich. At the same time, VW is testing the use of solid-state batteries.
PowerCo presents Unified Battery Cell Read More »
CATL has unveiled LFP batteries specifically for the European electric mobility market, which are designed to offer greater safety, longer life, increased range, and faster charging speeds.
CATL Presents New LFP Battery Technology Read More »
US sodium-ion battery manufacturer Natron Energy has ceased operations. This also means the planned large-scale factory in North Carolina is no longer viable.
Natron Energy Ceases Operations Read More »
South Korean battery manufacturer SK On will supply US company Flatiron Energy with battery storage systems with a total capacity of up to 7.2 gigawatt-hours by 2030.
SK On Enters Battery Storage Production Read More »
LG Energy Solution and Mercedes-Benz have signed multi-year battery supply agreements covering 32 gigawatt-hours in Europe and 75 gigawatt-hours in the United States.
LG to Supply 107 Gigawatt-Hours of Batteries to Mercedes-Benz Read More »
LG Energy Solution will be supplying Vietnamese automobile company Kim Long Motor with cylindrical NMC battery cells for electric buses.
LG to Supply NMC Cells for Electric Buses to Kim Long Motor Read More »
BASF has delivered its first batch of mass-produced cathode materials for semi-solid solid-state batteries to Chinese battery developer Beijing WELION New Energy Technology.
BASF Supplies First Cathode Materials for Semi-Solid-State Batteries Read More »
On October 21st, the E-Mobility Production Awards will be presented as part of the Battery Production Days. Suggestions for sponsors and nominations are still being accepted.
E-Mobility Production Awards Open for Sponsoring and Nominations Read More »
Chinese automotive supplier HASCO is acquiring a 49-percent stake in Shanghai SAIC QingTao Energy Technology from SAIC Motor for around 29 million US dollars.
HASCO to Participate in Solid-State Battery Joint Venture Read More »
German start-up company Minerva Carbon will receive federal funding of around 1.8 million euros to research mesoporous carbons for batteries.
Minerva Carbon to Receive Funding for Battery Material Research Read More »
