Stellantis invests in lithium-sulfur EV battery startup Lyten

Stellantis' Chrysler Airflow electric crossover concept was presented at CES in Las Vegas in 2022. The automaker plans to sell more than five million EVs annually by 2030. (Stellantis/© 2021 Stellantis)

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Automotive News Europe

May 25, 2023 10:00 AM

Stellantis said it has invested in Lyten, a Silicon Valley startup that is developing lithium-sulfur EV batteries made with three-dimensional graphene that promise reduced weight, higher energy density and a simpler bill of materials.

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