Battery Production

Online voting for the audience-determined E-Mobility Production Award for the best process innovation in battery production is now open.

Siemens Mobility plans to begin series production of battery systems for trains in October 2027 at a 35-million-euro plant to be built in Bavaria.

At its newly commissioned site in Hungary, BMW Group will manufacture sixth-generation (Gen6) batteries for its New Class for the first time, directly at the vehicle plant.

The Swedish government has approved the takeover of the insolvent battery manufacturer Northvolt by US group Lyten. All remaining sites are to be retained.

Voltfang and Palladio Partners are going to jointly invest around 250 million euros in the construction of large-scale battery storage facilities in Germany by 2029.

Panasonic intends to develop electric vehicle batteries by 2027 whose anodes form themselves from lithium metal during first charge.

SK On has commissioned a pilot plant for solid-state batteries. The facility will be used for the development of sulfide-based cells and lithium metal batteries.

The Spanish Ministry of Industry has granted Slovakian battery company InoBat 53.8 million euros in funding for the construction of a factory in Valladolid.

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.

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.