The Energy Company, a startup focused on accelerating electric vehicle (EV) adoption in the commercial space, has developed a full-stack battery platform called Flexi for mobility. The platform aims to increase the reliability and efficiency of EV battery charging, making it a more attractive option for commercial use.
One of the biggest challenges for EVs is the time it takes to recharge their batteries, which can limit their practicality for commercial use. The Flexi battery pack addresses this issue by allowing for fast charging in under 15 minutes to cover a distance of 50 kilometers, and 40 minutes for 100 kilometers. This is a significant improvement over the four to six hours it takes to fully charge existing standard batteries.
The company has developed its platform by combining its expertise in electrochemistry, artificial intelligence, and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies. Flexi is designed to integrate with different types of vehicles and charging infrastructures, making it a versatile option for commercial use.
The Energy Company is also focused on sustainability, and has developed a closed-loop system that enables the recovery and recycling of critical materials used in the battery pack. This approach not only reduces waste but also ensures a more sustainable supply chain.
The startup is optimistic about the potential for Flexi to boost EV adoption in the commercial space and is currently working with partners to bring the platform to market. With the transportation sector accounting for a significant portion of global carbon emissions, a reliable and efficient battery platform like Flexi could help accelerate the transition to a more sustainable future.
