The brief
- NASDAQ-listed battery company developing sulfide solid-state cells for higher energy density, life and safety.
- Partners with Samsung SDI and BMW for automotive solid-state battery development.
- Pilot manufacturing line commissioning in Q4 2026, demonstrating path to production scale.
Technical approach
Solid material replaces flammable liquid
Sulfide material is solid at room temperature, eliminating flammability and allowing higher temperatures.
Higher capacity per kilogram
Solid electrolyte enables lithium metal anodes. Solid-state cells store 50-100% more energy than lithium-ion.
Degradation resistance
Solid interfaces are more chemically stable than liquid. Less side reaction means longer cycle and calendar life.
