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BMW Group has opened the first section of its battery test center in Wackersdorf, Germany. By the end of 2025, cells, high-voltage batteries, and more will be tested on an...

Chinese battery manufacturer CATL has increased its investment in solid-state battery research and development and is focusing on sulfide technology, recently having started test production of 20-ampere-hour prototypes.

Amprius Technologies has delivered A-sample cells to the United States Advanced Battery Consortium (USABC) for the development of a low-cost, fast-charging silicon nanowire battery.

Stellantis is working to integrate solid-state batteries from US company Factorial into a demonstration fleet of Dodge Charger Daytona vehicles. These are based on the STLA Large platform and are...

General Motors Ventures has announced a $10 million investment in materials science company Forge Nano. Forge Nano specializes in atomic layer deposition and will work with GM to explore potential...

Hyundai Motor and Kia, together with Hyundai Steel and EcoPro, have launched a four-year project to develop a new production technology for lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cathodes.

Swiss battery developer Leclanché SA has introduced the XN50, the world’s first lithium-ion cell featuring niobium-based anode material XNO from Echion Technologies. This innovative cell is specifically designed for heavy-duty...

According to the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, from 2025, no new battery research projects will be funded. Only ongoing projects and those starting in 2024 will receive support.

24M has commissioned a production and research facility developed with Nuovo+ in Rayong, Thailand, covering 6,600 square meters.

US-based energy storage solution provider Stryten Energy has expanded its laboratory for testing new products, evaluating technologies, and conducting root cause analysis.

Chemicals company Chemours has commissioned a battery innovation center in Newark that is working on solvent-free processes for electrode production.

Northvolt has announced that it will relocate the development of its lithium metal battery technology from California to its Northvolt Labs R&D Campus in Västerås, Sweden.