Battery technology pioneer Britishvolt has announced it is developing larger format batteries aimed at top range sports range, as part of the UK’s move to net zero.
The company is now on site at the former coalyards of the old Blyth Power Station in Northumberland, building the electric vehicles battery plant in a £3.8bn project set to create 3,000 jobs.
As well as creating electric batteries for mainstream markets, the firm said it now has plan for the creation of larger format, 46900, high-performance lithium-ion cell technologies.