Construction firm headquartered in Japan receives custom-made battery modules from Electrovaya, a battery technology company.

Electrovaya Delivers Custom Battery Modules to Japanese Construction Equipment OEM

In a significant milestone for Electrovaya, the Canadian clean technology company, Dr. Raj DasGupta, CEO, has announced the delivery of custom battery modules to a global construction equipment OEM headquartered in Japan. This delivery marks a technological advancement for Electrovaya in the Japanese market.

The delivered modules are specifically designed for construction and earthmoving equipment and are part of Electrovaya's ongoing efforts to broaden the use of its technology in various industries. The modules are engineered to provide exceptional performance and safety, with expectations of enhancing safety and cycle life performance.

The new modules are an expansion of Electrovaya's technology in heavy-duty applications. They were custom designed with a new NMC based 51Ah cell format that includes Electrovaya's proprietary Infinity technologies. The modules passed third-party UN38.3 testing at TÜV SÜD, ensuring they meet the highest safety standards.

This delivery signifies another significant milestone in Electrovaya's business development. Dr. DasGupta expressed his excitement about introducing the new cell and module format and commencing product shipments to Japan. He also mentioned that the Jamestown plant will be tooled to produce both cell formats due to anticipated demand for both products.

The planned cell manufacturing in Jamestown, New York, will be capable of producing both Electrovaya's current 54Ah cell format and the new 51Ah cell format. This move indicates Electrovaya's commitment to delivering innovative battery solutions tailored to specific industry needs.

The construction equipment OEM in Japan is the latest addition to Electrovaya's clientele. The shipped modules are the latest in a series of shipments by Electrovaya, indicating growing global demand for its lithium-ion battery technology. The shipment of battery modules to Japan marks a significant milestone reflecting this growing demand.

The delivery of these modules underscores Electrovaya's ambition to expand its presence in the construction and earthmoving equipment sector. With this delivery, Electrovaya's newly developed battery modules are expected to contribute to the expansion of its presence in this sector.

While the search results do not specifically mention the name of the Japanese construction equipment OEM for which Electrovaya delivered the custom battery modules, the delivery is undoubtedly a testament to Electrovaya's innovative battery technology and its potential in the Japanese market.

Construction firm headquartered in Japan receives custom-made battery modules from Electrovaya, a battery technology company.