Nyobolt, the battery technology company, is planning to slash electric car charging time down to just a few minutes as it brings its patented fast-charging battery technology to the world of EVs through a partnership with design and engineering business, Callum. Nyobolt is set to present a complete rethink to the automotive sector with batteries no longer the limiting factor in EV development, making recharging as convenient as refuelling a petrol or diesel car.
To achieve this technological breakthrough, Nyobolt has taken a systems-level approach in developing fast-charging, high-power battery solutions. Pioneering new materials, cell designs, efficient software control and power electronics.
“At Nyobolt we are unlocking the potential of battery technology to power innovations that cannot wait,” said Dr Sai Shivareddy, Nyobolt’s CEO. “The fast-paced switch to battery electric vehicles across the world is a great example of an industry that needs our patented battery right now to slash charging times from hours to a few minutes. Partnering with an established name such as Callum and utilising its experience and expertise in both automotive design and engineering will support our strategic aim of securing adoption in this sector.”
With Callum’s established automotive design and engineering capabilities, as well as its in-house engineering facilities in Warwickshire, the companies will collaborate on projects that incorporate this patented battery technology.
The first automotive concept, which demonstrates how the technology can be utilised in passenger vehicles, will be unveiled in June this year. It has been designed by revered car designer Julian Thomson – now design director at General Motors Advanced Design Europe – with the concept developed and executed by Callum.
“We continue to see charging, access to battery materials and battery degradation as pain points in the transition to electric vehicles,” said David Fairbairn, managing director at CALLUM. “Nyobolt’s pioneering battery technology provides the automotive industry with a solution to these enormous challenges. In the coming months we will illustrate the compelling benefits this new technology has for the sector and for motorists.”
