Battery X Metals unveils new prototype, expands EV compatibility to Nissan Leaf
Battery X Metals (CSE:BATX) has delivered its second-generation, patent-pending lithium-ion battery rebalancing machine—Prototype 2.0
Preliminary rebalancing trials have already been conducted on a Nissan Leaf battery pack acquired from an independent third party
Battery X Rebalancing Technologies signed an agreement with Factor E Motors Ltd., a Vancouver-based automotive service centre specializing in out-of-warranty Tesla vehicles
Battery X Metals stock (CSE:BATX) last traded at $0.37
Battery X Metals (CSE:BATX) has delivered its second-generation, patent-pending lithium-ion battery rebalancing machine—Prototype 2.0. The machine was developed and delivered by its wholly-owned subsidiary, Battery X Rebalancing Technologies Inc., marking a significant milestone in the company's mission to extend the life and performance of electric vehicle (EV) batteries.
In a move to broaden its market reach, Battery X Rebalancing Technologies has expanded its development efforts to include compatibility with the Nissan Leaf—the second most common out-of-warranty EV in the United States. Preliminary rebalancing trials have already been conducted on a Nissan Leaf battery pack acquired from an independent third party, with results expected to demonstrate the technical viability and commercial promise of the rebalancing platform.
To further accelerate development, Battery X Rebalancing Technologies signed a non-commercial, collaborative scope of services agreement with Factor E Motors Ltd., a Vancouver-based automotive service centre specializing in out-of-warranty Tesla vehicles. The collaboration will focus on refining the company's rebalancing software and hardware, with initial testing targeting Tesla Model 3 and Model X battery packs currently held by Factor E.
Investors and industry stakeholders will get a first-hand look at Prototype 2.0 and the preliminary trial results during the exclusive live investor reveal event on Friday, May 30, 2025, at 2:00 PM Pacific Time. The event will be hosted on-site at Factor E Motors Ltd. in Vancouver, British Columbia, and will showcase the rebalancing machine in action, including its performance on the Nissan Leaf battery pack. Click here for more.
Battery X Metals Inc. is an energy transition resource exploration and technology company committed to advancing domestic and critical battery metal resource exploration and developing next-generation proprietary technologies.
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