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Addionics, a pioneer in advanced battery architecture, today announces a new Battery Architecture for Low-Temperature Performance, a ground-breaking smart battery architecture designed to increase battery operations and charging capabilities at low temperatures. The new technology enhances the performance of electric vehicles, trucks, defense drones, and space and electric aviation in cold weather, where traditional lithium-ion batteries decline. Some of the benefits of the new architecture include extended mission capabilities, increased usability range, faster charging, and overall enhanced performance in low temperatures.

Addionics, a pioneer in advanced battery architecture, today unveiled Addionics Autonomous Architecture™, a breakthrough smart battery architecture built for the always-on AI economy. As intelligent machines increasingly operate 24/7, the technology enables batteries to deliver higher performance, longer life, and greater efficiency under continuous, high-demand operations. It is designed for autonomous vehicles, robotics, satellites, drones, and next-generation systems.

Addionics, a battery technology start-up is launching a new state-of-the-art, pilot line for manufacturing of its advanced Smart 3D Electrodes™ for electric vehicle batteries. With Addionics' partners' support, the company will expand its technological developments primarily for the automotive industry, which includes global leading automakers and tier 1 suppliers.

Blitz Motors (TASE: BLTZ) the largest manufacturer of smart electric mopeds in Israel, today announced that it has signed an agreement with Addionics, a chemistry-agnostic battery technology company, to co-develop AI-optimized, Smart 3D Electrodes to improve range, increase charging time, and lower production costs for it fleet of smart electric mopeds.

Addionics, a chemistry-agnostic battery technology company, has been selected as a 2022 Pioneer by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) for its technology’s potential to accelerate global decarbonization and halt climate change. Winners are judged by a panel of cross-industry experts based on technological innovation, the capability to transform and scale, and company growth. Addionics’ award-winning Smart 3D Electrode technology improves all key performance metrics for batteries with any chemistry, increasing energy density and power, enhancing safety, and extending lifetime – all without increasing cost. This innovation unlocks the full potential of next-generation battery chemistries to address rising global battery demand driven by electrification trends and decarbonization mandates.

Addionics, a chemistry-agnostic battery technology company, today announced it has raised $27 million in a Series A funding round to scale up its efforts to redesign battery architecture with the company’s Smart 3D Electrodes, which improves the cost and performance of batteries with any chemistry – existing or emerging. The funding round was led by Deep Insight, a deep tech investment firm founded and backed by Jeff Horing, the founder of Insight Partners, together with Catalyst Fund, Delek Motors and Dr. Boaz Schwartz. Additional investments include strategic and financial support from Novelis, Magna International, JX Nippon Mining & Metals, Union Tech Ventures, 8090 Partners, GiTV, Talcar Corporation, Bridges Israel impact investment fund, Doral Energy Tech Ventures (Doral Energy CVC), and Dr. David Deak. Existing investors that participated in the round include NextGear Ventures, Magna Capital Partners and Vasuki Global Tech Fund.

Addionics, a chemistry-agnostic battery technology company, today announced a partnership with the Centre of Process Innovation (CPI) and WMG, at the University of Warwick to achieve improvements in lithium-ion battery cell performance and manufacturing processes using Addionics’ Smart 3D Electrodes and proprietary artificial intelligence (AI) technology. The project, known as Project STELLAR (Smart Three-dimensional ELectrode Lithium-ion batteries with Automated Robotics), is supported by Innovate U.K., a government-funded body focused on driving productivity and economic growth through the development of new ideas. The United Kingdom has pledged to ban combustion engine vehicle sales by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Achieving the next step change in lithium-ion battery performance and scaling low-cost manufacturing is critical for the U.K.’s ability to meet growing electric vehicle (EV) demands.

Saint-Gobain, the global technical material expert, will partner with the Israeli battery technology start-up Addionics to develop next generation solid-state lithium-ion batteries with novel electrode components under the Israel - US BIRD Energy program. The partnership aims to offer major improvements in EV battery performance, such as longer driving range, fast charging, enhanced safety and lower production costs.