Where is AESC made?

Founded in Japan in 2007 and headquartered in Yokohama, AESC has been building manufacturing capabilities around the world in the U.S., U.K., Europe, Japan and China to serve key markets and leading customers locally for over 14 years.

Who makes AESC batteries?

AESC was founded on April 19, 2007 as a joint venture between Nissan and the NEC Group, and they started mass producing lithium-ion batteries for the "Nissan Infiniti M Hybrid" in October 2010 and for the "Nissan Leaf", a 100% electric vehicle (EV), in November of that same year.

Who bought AESC?

AESC was acquired by Envision Group on Aug 10, 2018. Where is AESC's headquarters? AESC is located in Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan. Who invested in AESC? AESC has 3 investors including Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation and National Wealth Fund. How much funding has AESC raised to date? AESC has raised When was the last funding round for AESC?

What makes AESC unique?

AESC is creating the only stand-alone, pure-play business focused exclusively on advanced battery technologies. Incorporated and headquartered in Japan, the Company has a globally diversified platform with innovation centers and major production facilities in the U.S., U.K., France, Spain, China, and Japan.

Are AESC batteries good?

Since then, electric and hybrid vehicles equipped with batteries from AESC have been used by numerous customers worldwide, and AESC's batteries have established an excellent reputation for their performance, quality, and reliability.

When did AESC close?

AESC closed its last funding round on Sep 30, 2024 from a Debt Financing round. Who are AESC's competitors? Alternatives and possible competitors to AESC may include UgoWork, GAC Aion New Energy Automobile, and Phylion Battery.