EV Suppliers

StoreDot is an Israeli pioneer in extreme fast-charging (XFC) battery technology for electric vehicles. Founded in 2012, StoreDot develops silicon-dominant anode cells that can charge an EV to 100 miles of range in 5 minutes. Its proprietary organic compounds replace traditional graphite anodes, enabling faster lithium-ion diffusion and high cycle life. StoreDot’s cells are compatible with existing lithium-ion manufacturing lines, facilitating rapid adoption. The company has delivered prototype cells to automakers like Mercedes-Benz and VinFast for testing and is scaling toward mass production with a target of 2028. Backed by investors like Samsung and BP, StoreDot operates R&D in Israel and has a global presence. Its focus on fast-charging, high-energy-density batteries addresses key EV adoption barriers, positioning StoreDot as a game-changer in the EV battery landscape.

Enevate Corporation is a U.S. developer of advanced silicon-dominant lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles. Founded in 2005, Enevate’s HD-Energy technology uses silicon anodes to enable ultra-fast charging (5-minute charge for 240 miles) and high energy density (up to 350 Wh/kg). Its cells are designed to be drop-in compatible with existing manufacturing processes, reducing adoption barriers. Enevate licenses its technology to battery manufacturers and automakers, with partnerships including Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi. The company operates an R&D and pilot production facility in California, producing prototype cells for automotive testing. Enevate’s focus on cost-effective, high-performance batteries addresses key EV challenges like charging speed and range, positioning it as a key enabler for mass EV adoption.

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.

Beyonder is a Norwegian battery company developing sustainable, high-power lithium-ion cells for industrial and EV applications. Founded in 2019, Beyonder specializes in LFP-based cells with a proprietary activated carbon coating that enables ultra-fast charging and high cycle life (up to 10,000 cycles). Its batteries are designed for heavy-duty use, such as electric ferries, buses, and grid storage, with a focus on safety and low environmental impact. Beyonder operates a pilot production line in Norway and is planning a gigafactory to scale production. Using Norway’s renewable energy, the company aims to produce batteries with a minimal carbon footprint. Beyonder’s technology has attracted partnerships with global OEMs, and its focus on high-power applications positions it as a key player in electrifying demanding transport and energy sectors.