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Electrovaya Supplies Lithium Ion SuperPolymer Battery System for Second Plug-In-Hybrid Vehicle

Feb 16 2011

Electrovaya Inc. (TSX:EFL) today announced that it has started delivering battery packs to a second Plug-In-Hybrid vehicle platform from a major North American automotive OEM.

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Electrovaya had earlier announced in March 2010, that it is delivering batteries for its first PHEV for another vehicle platform.

"We are extremely pleased to be supplying lithium Ion SuperPolymer® based battery packs to this second major PHEV automotive platform, which has global recognition," stated Dr. Sankar DasGupta, CEO of Electrovaya. "This development is a significant breakthrough in the Company's goal of becoming the major battery supplier for the Electric Automotive marketplace".

Electrovaya's Lithium Ion SuperPolymer® Battery System for this Plug-In-Hybrid vehicle features the company's proprietary battery technology, battery management system and complete mechanical, thermal, electrical and electronic subsystems. Electrovaya's battery technology is manufactured in North America and is uniquely distinguished by its clean, non-toxic manufacturing process. Over 150 patents worldwide support Electrovaya's proprietary technology.

Source: http://www.electrovaya.com/

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