Stellantis, Zeta Energy agree to jointly develop lithium-sulfur EV batteries

Ned Curic Congress 2023.jpg — “Groundbreaking battery technologies like lithium-sulfur can support Stellantis’ commitment to carbon neutrality by 2038,” Stellantis tech chief Ned Curic said.

December 05, 2024 07:53 PM

MILAN — Stellantis has signed an agreement with U.S.-based Zeta Energy to develop cheap lithium-sulfur batteries for electric vehicles, with an aim to use them by 2030, the two companies said on Thursday.

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