Yup production in "early 2024"Sai Shivareddy, CEO and Co-Founder...

Yup production in "early 2024"

Sai Shivareddy, CEO and Co-Founder at Nyobolt, said: “Nyobolt has already cracked the challenge of substantially reducing battery charging times, having achieved a six-minute charge car, and developed smaller battery packs that can deliver faster and higher power charging, but this is not where the challenge ends. As our world accelerates, immediate access to fast-battery charging is a necessity. Our technology meets this urgent call by driving the present into a charged future.”

Beyond supporting charging infrastructure expansion, mobile battery-integrated superchargers have practical applications. Currently, flat batteries account for around 2% of EV driver callouts. A lightweight, compact charger like Bolt-ee enables recovery vehicles to add it to their toolkit without significant space or weight concerns.

Professor Clare Grey, Chief Scientist and Co-Founder at Nyobolt, commented: “Nyobolt’s vision has always been to support a seamless transition to clean energy and a net-zero world. There are many innovative manufacturers creating the EVs of the future. Nyobolt’s ready-to-deploy technology, which will go into production in early 2024, will help accelerate the adoption of EVs, by improving the user experience with faster, and provide more accessible charging for all – particularly for those who may not be able to charge at home.”