GM Ventures, others invest in Israeli EV battery startup Addionics

Bernadett Vejkey, marketing manager at Addionics, holds up a sheet of a porous, three-dimensional copper anode the battery materials startup has developed for electric vehicle batteries, at the company's lab in London. (REUTERS)

July 25, 2024 08:07 PM

Israeli battery tech supplier Addionics raised $39 million from investors including General Motors' venture capital arm to help commercialize its 3D copper foil product for electric vehicle batteries.

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