EV Suppliers

Gotion High-Tech is a globally recognized leader in new energy battery manufacturing, headquartered in Hefei, China. Founded in 2006, Gotion specializes in lithium iron phosphate (LFP) and nickel-cobalt-manganese (NCM) battery cells and packs for electric vehicles and energy storage. Gotion’s batteries power passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and energy storage systems across multiple continents. Backed by intensive R&D (over 7,000 engineers and 10,000+ patents), Gotion has achieved breakthroughs like solid-state “Gemstone” battery technology. As Volkswagen’s first external Unified Cell supplier and with VW as its largest shareholder, Gotion is rapidly globalizing – establishing R&D centers and production bases in Asia, Europe (e.g. Germany), and the Americas. With vertical integration from raw materials to recycling, Gotion delivers reliable, high-quality green energy solutions to accelerate e-mobility worldwide.

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.

Northvolt is a leading European battery manufacturer focused on building sustainable lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage. Founded in 2016, Northvolt aims to produce the world’s greenest batteries, leveraging renewable energy and recycled materials in its production processes. The company operates one of Europe’s largest gigafactories, Northvolt Ett in Skellefteå, Sweden, with plans for additional factories in Germany and Canada. Northvolt produces high-performance NMC and LFP cells tailored for automotive and industrial applications, with partnerships including Volkswagen, BMW, and Scania. Its vertically integrated approach covers cell design, manufacturing, and recycling, ensuring a closed-loop supply chain. Northvolt’s batteries are designed for high energy density, safety, and long cycle life, and the company has secured billions in funding to scale production to 150 GWh annually by 2030. With a strong emphasis on R&D and sustainability, Northvolt is a cornerstone of Europe’s push for battery independence and decarbonized mobility.

SVOLT Energy, a spin-off from Great Wall Motor, is a Chinese battery manufacturer specializing in lithium-ion cells for electric vehicles. Established in 2018, SVOLT has quickly scaled to become a major player, offering cobalt-free NMx and high-nickel NMC cells with high energy density and cost efficiency. The company produces prismatic cells for automotive applications, serving clients like Stellantis and Geely. SVOLT operates multiple gigafactories in China and is expanding to Europe with a plant in Germany to localize production. Its innovative technologies include short-blade cells and fast-charging solutions, achieving up to 400 km range in 10 minutes of charging. With over 3,000 patents and a focus on R&D, SVOLT is advancing next-generation batteries, including semi-solid-state cells. The company emphasizes sustainability through recycling initiatives and green manufacturing. SVOLT’s global expansion and competitive cell offerings position it as a key supplier in the EV battery market.

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.