EV Suppliers

AESC (Automotive Energy Supply Corporation) is a trailblazer in EV battery manufacturing, originally established in Japan as a Nissan joint venture and now part of the global Envision Group. AESC has decades of experience supplying high-quality lithium-ion batteries, notably as the longtime battery supplier for the Nissan LEAF and other electric vehicles. Today, AESC operates internationally, with battery plants in Japan, the UK, USA, and upcoming in France and China, delivering proven battery solutions to multiple automotive partners. Renowned for its safe LMO/LFP pouch cell technology and reliability record, AESC is expanding its capacity through new gigafactories. Focused on continuous improvement and carbon-neutral production, AESC remains a trusted partner for automakers seeking performance and safety in EV batteries.

Farasis Energy is a high-tech battery manufacturer known for its advanced pouch-type lithium-ion cells for electric mobility. Founded in 2002, Farasis has grown into a global supplier of EV batteries, combining Chinese manufacturing strength with international R&D (the company has research centers in the US and Europe). Farasis delivers high-energy-density battery modules and packs for passenger EVs and commercial vehicles, with a focus on safety and cost-effectiveness. The company’s technology and quality attracted partnerships with major OEMs (e.g. Daimler/Mercedes-Benz). Farasis operates modern production facilities in China and has expanded abroad – notably starting mass production at a new battery plant in Turkey in 2023. With continual innovation (including solid-state battery development) and a commitment to sustainable manufacturing, Farasis Energy is bridging the EV battery supply gap in global markets.

EVE Energy is a major Chinese battery manufacturer specializing in lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage. Founded in 2001, EVE has grown into a Tier-1 battery supplier with diverse product lines including high-performance NCM and LFP cells, as well as battery systems for cars and grid storage. Headquartered in Huizhou, EVE operates multiple large-scale factories across China and is expanding overseas (recently launching its first international plant in Malaysia). EVE’s cutting-edge technology and strong execution have made it the world’s 9th largest EV battery maker (as of 2023). The company is known for innovation in cylindrical and prismatic cell formats, serving global customers in the automotive and renewable sectors. Publicly listed since 2009, EVE Energy continues to advance battery capabilities with a commitment to quality and global sustainability.

Prime Planet Energy & Solutions is a joint venture between Toyota and Panasonic, dedicated to next-generation automotive batteries. Established in 2020 in Japan, PPES combines Toyota’s automotive expertise with Panasonic’s battery technology to develop and manufacture prismatic lithium-ion cells for hybrid and electric vehicles. The company is one of the largest suppliers of EV batteries in Japan, providing high-quality battery packs for Toyota and other automakers. PPES operates from its Tokyo head office and a major production base in the Kansai region, scaling up manufacturing to meet increasing EV demand. With a focus on safety, durability, and performance, Prime Planet is advancing cell chemistry and production efficiency. Backed by two industry giants, PPES aims to deliver stable supply of competitive batteries and contribute to the growth of electrified transportation globally.

Automotive Cells Company (ACC) is a European EV battery venture created by Stellantis, TotalEnergies/Saft, and Mercedes-Benz to drive Europe’s battery sovereignty. Founded in 2020, ACC is building cutting-edge gigafactories in France, Germany, and Italy to supply next-generation lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles. ACC leverages Saft’s deep battery expertise and the automotive know-how of its shareholders to develop high-performance NMC cells with a focus on cost, energy density, and sustainability. Headquartered in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France, ACC is rapidly scaling – its first plant in France (Douvrin) commenced production, with others to follow, targeting a combined capacity of 120 GWh by 2030. ACC emphasizes using renewable energy and recycled materials to minimize environmental impact. By uniting industry leaders, ACC aims to deliver reliable, world-class batteries to European automakers, accelerating the transition to cleaner mobility.

Verkor is a French battery startup on a mission to manufacture low-carbon, high-performance batteries in Europe. Founded in 2020 and based in Grenoble, Verkor is backed by major industry partners (like Renault) and is constructing a Gigafactory in Dunkirk, France. Verkor focuses on large-format NMC lithium-ion cells for electric vehicles and energy storage, emphasizing clean energy use and European supply chains to reduce CO₂ footprint. The company has developed an R&D innovation center (Verkor Innovation Centre) where it prototypes and perfects its cell technology. By 2025, Verkor’s first production lines will deliver batteries for Renault’s EVs and other clients, with an initial capacity of 16 GWh scaling up thereafter. Agile and sustainability-driven, Verkor aims to bolster Europe’s battery independence with quality, competitively priced cells produced with French and European expertise and renewable power.

Microvast is a U.S.-headquartered global battery manufacturer known for ultra-fast charging lithium-ion battery systems. Founded in 2006 in Texas, Microvast provides high-performance battery cells, modules, and packs for commercial electric vehicles (buses, trucks) and energy storage. The company’s technology emphasizes long cycle life and safety, using proprietary cathode, anode, and electrolyte innovations. Microvast operates vertically integrated manufacturing in China and is expanding production in Europe and the USA to serve a growing customer base. It has supplied thousands of battery systems to electric public transport fleets worldwide. Now publicly listed, Microvast continues to innovate (including new battery chemistries like polyaramid separator tech) to improve energy density and charging speeds. With a global footprint and extensive field experience, Microvast is a trusted partner for electrifying transportation, delivering batteries that balance power, longevity, and safety.

Blue Energy is a Japanese manufacturer of lithium-ion batteries, established as a joint venture between Honda and GS Yuasa in 2009 to produce batteries for hybrid and electric vehicles. The company’s core product is the EH series lithium-ion battery used in Honda’s hybrid cars (such as the Insight, Accord Hybrid, and others). These batteries are designed for high power assist and frequent charge/discharge cycles, featuring a thin prismatic cell format and robust thermal management suitable for automotive environments. Blue Energy operates a production facility in Kyoto that mass-produces these cells under strict quality standards (automotive ISO/TS certification). The technology builds on GS Yuasa’s experience in lithium batteries and is tailored to Honda’s hybrid system requirements for long life and reliability. Blue Energy also engages in R&D for next-generation batteries, including higher energy cells for plug-in hybrids and EVs, leveraging its parent companies’ resources. With a relatively small workforce, Blue Energy is focused on efficiency and quality, having supplied millions of cells to date for Honda’s global hybrid lineup. By combining Honda’s automotive know-how with GS Yuasa’s battery expertise, Blue Energy plays a key role in Japan’s EV industry, ensuring a stable supply of home-grown batteries that meet the safety and performance demands of modern electrified vehicles.

Envision AESC is a global leader in EV battery manufacturing, originally founded as a Nissan joint venture and now part of the Envision Group. With roots in Japan, AESC has over 15 years of experience producing lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles, notably powering the Nissan LEAF. The company specializes in LMO and LFP pouch cells, known for safety and reliability, and supplies battery packs to multiple automakers. AESC operates gigafactories in Japan, the UK, the US, and China, with new plants planned in France and Spain. Its production capacity is expanding to meet global EV demand, targeting 70 GWh by 2026. AESC’s focus on carbon-neutral manufacturing and advanced BMS ensures high-quality, sustainable battery solutions. With a proven track record and global reach, AESC continues to innovate in battery technology for e-mobility and energy storage.