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AIRY Automotive · Startup
Prints battery casings and modules in continuous-fiber-reinforced plastic, using digital-twin simulation to cut casing weight.
In-development
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Updated Nov 2, 2026
Electric vehicle technology covers the battery, the charger and the drivetrain in an electric vehicle. On Halo, the solutions cover cell casing and thermal safety, battery chemistry for vehicle duty, charging and power conversion, and heavy-duty powertrains. Sign up to search the full network and post your specific need.
Cell casing and thermal safety
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Characterizes a 21700 cell electrochemically, thermally and mechanically.
In-development
JW
Fraunhofer Institute · University
Prototype 21700 cells in an aluminum case, ready to evaluate.
In-development
AM
King Abdulaziz University
Battery case development for cylindrical cells, as a forming problem.
In-development
Battery chemistry for vehicle duty
CP
CAMX Power · Startup
Nickel-based cathode materials that raise the energy and power of lithium-ion cells built for electric vehicles.
In-development
SS
University of Connecticut
An all-solid composite cathode built for fast charging.
Early-stage
Mpho Lencwe
Lithium-sulfur paired with a supercapacitor in one vehicle system.
Early-stage
Charging and power conversion
UO
University of Alberta
A multi-level power converter built for vehicle charging.
LicensingIn-development
TR
Electrovia Technologies Corp · Startup
Modular high-power wireless charging, sized for a heavy vehicle.
In-development
NE
University of California, Santa Cruz
Power converters reporting their own health as they run.
Early-stage
Heavy-duty powertrains
Arash Asrari
Purdue University, Northwest
Hybrid storage sized for a heavy-duty electric vehicle duty cycle.
In-development
XL
Washington University in St. Louis
Direct methanol fuel cells put to heavy-duty vehicle duty.
Early-stage
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The battery is almost the whole set on Halo. Eight entries work on the aluminum can and the thermal safety around it, seven on the chemistry inside, and five on charging and power conversion. Heavy-duty vehicles are named in six, and no two agree on what should power one. On Halo it spans four groups, including cell casing and thermal safety, battery chemistry for vehicle duty, and charging and power conversion.
Stage of development. Work on electric vehicle technology on Halo comes mostly from university programs. 39% of the solutions are in market. University of Tennessee, Knoxville has the most, followed by Syracuse University. Co-development and sponsored research are the usual partnering routes, and about 29% of the solutions that state terms offer equity investment.
Three trends in electric vehicle technology on Halo
The aluminum can, again. Eight entries work on cylindrical cell casing and thermal safety, six of them universities, covering alloy development, charge and discharge performance, safety characterization, integrated cooling channels and an active discharge strategy for runaway. It is the same cluster that runs through energy storage and critical minerals, reached from the vehicle side.
Six entries for heavy duty, six different answers. A solid-state cell, an aluminum-air flow battery with swappable anodes, direct methanol fuel cells, hybrid storage, lithium-sulfur with a supercapacitor, and wireless charging at high power. Nobody agrees on what should move a truck, and the duty cycle is the only thing they hold in common.
Charging is a power electronics problem. A multi-level converter, converters that monitor their own health in real time, resonance charging through a hypercapacitor, hybrid systems tuned for fast charge. Battery chemistry limits how fast a cell will take charge, and these five work on everything between the grid and that limit.
488organizations
508solutions listed
73%from university labs
39%in market
Frequently asked questions
What is electric vehicle technology?
Electric vehicle technology covers the battery, the charger and the drivetrain in an electric vehicle. It spans aluminum casings and cell formats, battery chemistry chosen for vehicle duty, charging and power conversion including wireless charging for heavy vehicles, and the powertrains built for heavy-duty work. Vehicle manufacturers, cell makers and charging operators are the buyers.
What are examples of electric vehicle technology?
Four examples of electric vehicle technology solutions on Halo include:
- Characterizes a 21700 cell electrochemically, thermally and mechanically. (Auburn University)
- Predictive electrolyte design for an aqueous lithium-sulfur cell. (Colorado School of Mines)
- A multi-level power converter built for vehicle charging. (University of Alberta)
- Hybrid storage sized for a heavy-duty electric vehicle duty cycle. (Purdue University, Northwest)
What are the latest electric vehicle technology innovations?
The most recently updated electric vehicle technology solutions on Halo include:
- Solid-state lithium-metal cells with self-healing separators, built for fast charging and long cycle life in electric vehicles. (Adden Energy, Inc.)
- Nickel-based cathode materials that raise the energy and power of lithium-ion cells built for electric vehicles. (CAMX Power)
- Prints battery casings and modules in continuous-fiber-reinforced plastic, using digital-twin simulation to cut casing weight. (AIRY Automotive)
Which companies and suppliers are developing electric vehicle technology?
There are 488 organizations with electric vehicle technology solutions on Halo, 55 of them universities and research institutions. Among them are AIRY Automotive, Auburn University, and Fraunhofer Institute. Most offer co-development or sponsored research. Sign up to see every organization working in the area and to send them your specific need.
How do I find electric vehicle technology research partners?
Browsing electric vehicle technology solutions on Halo is free. Sign up to search the full network and save the ones you want. Post your specific need to get exact matches. Organizations reply directly on the platform.
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