Solid-state EV battery maker joins Nasdaq after 745+ mi range test
Karma Kaveya ultra-luxury super-coupe EV (Source: Karma Automotive) Its solid-state batteries have already proven capable of delivering over 745 miles (1,200 km) of real-world driving range. Now, US-based solid-state battery maker Factorial Energy is tapping into public markets to fund its next phase of growth. Factorial brings solid-state EV batteries to public markets “We built Factorial to solve one of the hardest problems in energy – making solid-state real at scale,” CEO Siyu Huang said after announcing the company is now a publicly listed company. Last September, Mercedes-Benz drove a modified EQS over 745 miles (1,200 km) on a single charge, using solid-state battery cells from Factorial. According to Mercedes’ tech boss, Markus Schäfer, Factorial’s new battery tech could be a true “gamechanger” for electric vehicles. Mercedes said the usable energy of the solid-state battery increased by 25%, while the weight and size were roughly the same as those of a standard EQS. Advertisement – scroll for more content Factorial has partnerships with Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai, Kia, and Stellantis to develop and bring the next generation …








