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Next-Generation Lithium-Ion Batteries to Be Developed in New Strategic Partnership Between Honda and Japanese Tech Giant

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 17/05/2023 at 08:40

Automotive, Electric Vehicles

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Honda’s New Factory with GS Yuasa to Mass Produce High-Capacity, High-Power Lithium-Ion Batteries, Especially for Electric Vehicles

Honda and GS Yuasa recently announced the signing of a historic joint venture agreement, aimed at creating a leading company in the high-capacity, high-power lithium-ion battery market. This strategic partnership primarily focuses on developing advanced solutions for electric vehicles, according to the website Insideevs.uol.

The two Japanese giants have been negotiating this agreement since January of this year and are excited about the prospect of establishing the “Honda・GS Yuasa EV Battery R&D Co., Ltd.”, an equal (50/50) joint venture, which will be responsible for the research, development and production of innovative batteries.

Honda and GS Yuasa, Two Giants Sharing the Same Space and Purpose

The new company will combine Honda’s technical expertise, a renowned manufacturer of conventional and electric vehicles, with the specialized knowledge of GS Yuasa, a leader in battery technology. Together, they aim to accelerate technological progress and enhance the efficiency of lithium-ion batteries, providing greater capacity and power to fuel the next generation of electric vehicles.

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New Honda Company with Japanese Giant Focuses on Mass Production of Batteries for Electric Cars

The strategic partnership between Honda and GS Yuasa centers on the research and development of lithium-ion batteries, along with the implementation of highly competitive global production methods. However, the long-term goal is clear: mass production of batteries for the electric vehicle revolution.

The new company will be committed to establishing a solid supply chain to ensure access to essential raw materials, as well as developing a highly efficient production system for its electric vehicle batteries.

GS Yuasa, known as one of the leading Japanese battery manufacturers, is prepared to tackle lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles with greater series production. The company already has experience in batteries for electric vehicles, having participated in joint ventures such as Lithium Energy Japan, supporting Mitsubishi’s plug-in hybrid vehicles, and Blue Energy, for Honda’s hybrids. Now, the question remains what type of chemistry and battery cell will be selected for the new electric vehicles, as well as exploring new solutions, such as cell-to-cell or auxiliary battery packs, that may meet market demands.

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Next-Generation Lithium-Ion Batteries to Be Developed in New Strategic Partnership Between Honda and Japanese Tech Giant

Honda’s New Factory with GS Yuasa to Mass Produce High-Capacity, High-Power Lithium-Ion Batteries, Especially for Electric Vehicles

Honda and GS Yuasa, Two Giants Sharing the Same Space and Purpose

New Honda Company with Japanese Giant Focuses on Mass Production of Batteries for Electric Cars

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Honda’s New Factory with GS Yuasa to Mass Produce High-Capacity, High-Power Lithium-Ion Batteries, Especially for Electric Vehicles

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