
TUCSON, Ariz. – February 25, 2025 – Sion Power Corporation, a leader in next-generation rechargeable battery technology, today announced that Liz Rojewski has joined the company as chief operating officer (COO), effective February 17, 2025. She brings significant experience from a legacy automotive enterprise and innovative startup environments, having spent over 20 years in key innovation, electrification, autonomous mobility, and aftersales engineering roles at General Motors.
As COO, Rojewski will oversee Sion Power’s day-to-day operations, focusing on program execution and ensuring seamless team collaboration to meet commitments to partners as the company advances the commercialization of its Licerion® lithium-metal technology.
Most recently, Rojewski served as GM’s director of aftersales engineering, leading the engineering team responsible for GM’s extensive service parts release. She spearheaded initiatives to improve engineering efficiency, expand the remanufacturing portfolio, and ensure service parts readiness at vehicle launches.
Previously, she was the director of hardware engineering at BrightDrop, GM’s last-mile delivery startup. Rojewski built and led the team that developed the Trace eCart, an innovative electric IoT-powered delivery product and the connected ecosystem that transformed urban delivery and grocery pickup operations that companies like FedEx and Kroger successfully piloted.
Her experience also includes roles in autonomous vehicle development with Cruise, where she served as program engineering manager for the Cruise Origin program. Rojewski worked cross-functionally to execute GM’s fully driverless ride-sharing vehicle in partnership with Honda and played a pivotal role in launching GM’s first autonomous demo fleet.
“Liz has a talent for leading cross-functional engineering teams, optimizing processes, and driving transformative projects that have shaped the mobility industry,” said Pam Fletcher, Sion Power CEO. “Her proven track record of managing large complex programs through technical innovation and market ambiguity will be instrumental as we accelerate the commercialization of our Licerion® technology.”
Sion Power’s Licerion® technology represents a significant advancement in lithium-metal batteries. Compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries, Licerion® batteries offer twice the energy in the same size and weight. With up to 450 Wh/kg, Licerion® batteries are produced at scale in large-format cells and are poised to significantly enhance the performance of commercial and consumer electric vehicles.
For more information about Sion Power and its innovative battery solutions, please visit www.sionpower.com.