yes caught my eye as well o24v. not as though they are all...

yes caught my eye as well o24v. not as though they are all working in the same facility.

we have Oliver on our advisory board based in Michigan. senior fellow- energy storage and electrification

Diego García - automotive r&d, electronic propulsion, Canada

and Hamza Mabroum project leader in EV battery pack at Stellanis Morocco with part of his job description "Lead project Devlopement: Battery Pack & On Bord Charger (OBC) (Citroën, Opel, Fiat)." and "Facilitated Technical Meetings with suppliers."

where Stellantis fits in with Anteotech is with the EV and Hybrid EV section under AAC automotive cells co.


https://www.acc-emotion.com

AAC is a joint venture b/w stellantis/mercedes/ saft

"Our new R&D Expertise Center is already up and running in Bruges (Bordeaux), along with a state-of-the-art Pilot Plant in Nersac, France (Nouvelle Aquitaine). Our first Gigafactory is being built in Billy-Berclau Douvrin, Hauts-de-France. Then there’s our new Applied Engineering Center and a second Lithium-ion Gigafactory planned in Germany for 2025. And we've just announced a new Gigafactory in Termoli in Italy.

That’s a total €7 billion of investment, and it’s just the beginning. We’re putting down long-term roots across the world, securing a global network of R&D associates, industrial partners and suppliers."

and

"At ACC, we’re developing a new generation of sustainable, efficient batteries. Fast-charging, safe and affordable - batteries that will open our eyes to new ways to see and embrace automotive.

We’re building on over a century of world-changing contributions by Saft in high battery technology – not to mention the broad and deep experience of Stellantis and Mercedes in mass production of high quality vehicles. It’s given us a firm base, and with the technology and the structure firmly in place, we can concentrate on innovating to develop ever better products."

Hmmm !!! where could they get a solution to make their batteries faster charging, safer and more affordable as well as more efficient ?



with Oliver Gross on our advisory board at the very minimum they would have looked at our technology. hopefully more than that.....