EV Component Suppliers in Norway

Morrow Batteries is a Norwegian battery manufacturer focused on producing sustainable lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage. Founded in 2020, Morrow leverages Norway’s renewable energy to create low-carbon LFP batteries, targeting a 50% lower carbon footprint than traditional batteries. The company is building a gigafactory in Arendal, Norway, with an initial capacity of 3 GWh, scalable to 43 GWh, to supply European automakers and ESS providers. Morrow’s batteries prioritize safety, cost-effectiveness, and recyclability, using LFP chemistry for long cycle life. Backed by strategic investors and partnerships, Morrow is also developing innovative cell designs through its R&D center. The company aims to establish a fully localized European supply chain, reducing reliance on Asian imports and supporting the region’s green transition.

FREYR Battery is a Norwegian clean battery producer aiming to supply the world with sustainable, cost-efficient lithium-ion cells. Established in 2018, FREYR is building large-scale Gigafactories in Mo i Rana, Norway (leveraging 100% renewable hydroelectric power) to produce batteries with one of the lowest carbon footprints in the industry. FREYR’s technology partnerships (such as with 24M for innovative semi-solid lithium-ion technology) enable simpler production and high energy density cells ideal for EVs, commercial mobility, and energy storage. The company is also expanding to North America with a planned Gigafactory in the USA. FREYR’s headquarters in Oslo orchestrate its global activities, focusing on speed to market and operational excellence. By integrating Norway’s green energy and advanced manufacturing, FREYR aims to deliver up to 43 GWh of annual capacity by 2025, supporting the decarbonization of transport and energy on a global scale.

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.