TUCSON, AZ (December 7, 2022) — Sion Power Corporation, a leading technology developer of next-generation batteries for electric vehicles (EV), today announced plans to expand its existing manufacturing operations in Tucson, Arizona. The planned expansion site is the 111,400-square-foot building at 6950 South Country Club Road. The expansion is expected to be complete by 2026…
“As Sion Power takes the next step towards commercialization, Carlos’s experience in incorporating cell technologies into commercial energy storage systems will be invaluable.”
Key position change at Sion Power, aligning the company for commercial expansion.
Sion Power Corporation (Sion Power) announced it has appointed Mack Treece as its Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Treece brings more than 30 years of experience in senior leadership positions with a specific focus on successfully scaling young companies into dominant market positions. “Sion Power is extremely fortunate to have Mack join our team,” says Tracy…
“What Sion Power is making is unique among next-generation battery companies. Their vapor deposited lithium process for creating an ultra-thin layer of lithium provides a way to cut costs and speed advanced batteries to the market,” says Dr. Meng.
As part of its continuous improvement of battery design and safety, Sion Power joins the Soteria Innovation Group.
Licerion® Electric Vehicle (EV) technology demonstrating more than 2500 cycles to 70% of initial capacity
Michael Canada is tasked with the planning and execution of scaling manufacturing to support the supply of Licerion® Electric Vehicle (EV) battery cells for current and future commercial partners in the electric vehicle market.
Cummins, a global leader in the development of powertrains and powertrain-related components, to design and supply battery cells based on its proprietary Licerion® Electric Vehicle (EV) lithium metal technology for commercial electric vehicle applications.
“This is a watershed moment for Sion Power’s push toward next-generation electrified vehicles,” says Mr. Tracy Kelley, CEO of Sion Power