ACC & ProLogium Partner to Accelerate Solid-State Battery Development

To step-up cooperation in the development of electric vehicle (EV) solid-state battery, Automotive Cells Company (ACC) and ProLogium Technology have announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).

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The official statement held that under the agreement, ACC and ProLogium will focus their joint efforts on the collaboration for the development solid-state EV battery development. ‘ProLogium Inside’ EV battery solutions will be developed for customers based on ProLogium's solid-state battery technology and subsequent supply chain and industrial agreement concluded by both parties.

Vincent Yang, Founder and CEO, ProLogium Technology, said, " We are a major innovator in battery technology with already proven manufacturing capabilities, and we aim to develop a large-scale overseas manufacturing footprint and cross-culture operational capability as a driver for a more sustainable world with our high-performance, safe and affordable technologies."

Yann Vincent, CEO, ACC, "ACC's purpose is to develop and produce battery cells and modules for electric vehicles with a focus on safety, performance, and competitiveness, while ensuring the highest level of quality and the lowest carbon footprint. As one of our key partners, ProLogium will help us to deliver EV products with advanced battery technology and establish an adequate supply chain to enable a more enjoyable and safer driving experience."

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Earlier this year, ACC announced the construction of its first gigafactory in Billy-Berclau (Hauts-de-France) to achieve an installed capacity of 120 GWh in Europe by the end of this decade. ProLogium too confirmed the search for its first overseas gigafactory site for next-generation solid-state batteries in Asia, Europe, or USA in light of the exponential growth in demand for electric vehicles over the next decade.

ACC and ProLogium

ACC is an initiative undertaken by Stellantis and TotalEnergies —together with its subsidiary Saft—joined by Mercedes-Benz, and strongly supported by France, Germany, and the European Union. Its second lithium-ion gigafactory planned in Germany for 2025 besides a new Gigafactory in Termoli in Italy.

ProLogium claims to be a global leader in innovative next-generation battery technologies for vehicle, consumer, and industrial applications. ProLogium says that it’s the first battery company in the world to mass-produce solid-state lithium ceramic batteries.