Canadian battery producer HPQ Silicon has began manufacturing of the primary batch of HPQ ENDURA+ 18650 and 21700 cylindrical battery cells powered by Nova’s GEN3 silicon-based anode know-how, that are scheduled for supply to HPQ by the tip of September 2025.
The HPQ ENDURA+ 18650 (4,000 mAh) and 21700 (6,000 mAh) cells provide elevated vitality density and a lifespan approaching 1,000 full cost–discharge cycles, which the corporate says it has validated by unbiased testing.
This can be a key step within the commercialization of HPQ’s batteries, and follows current developments, together with the launch of the HPQ ENDURA+ model and the signing of strategic agreements to speed up the commercialization in North America of lithium batteries incorporating GEN3 silicon-based supplies.
“We proceed to obtain inquiries from world potential clients and are partaking in technical discussions with main business gamers,” mentioned Bernard Tourillon, President and CEO of HPQ Silicon. “This confirms the rising curiosity in our battery know-how and HPQ ENDURA+ cells. These interactions have allowed us to refine our specs to higher meet market wants. With manufacturing now underway, we anticipate an acceleration of partnership alternatives as quickly as we begin supply.”
Supply: HPQ Silicon
