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Created: 2025-07-19 12:37:55 UTC
Of the companies in your image, Enovix is already producing at scale, having manufactured at least XXXXXX battery cells from its Fremont facility in a single quarter and aiming for even larger volumes with its upcoming Malaysian plant, which will have multimillion-unit capacity.
Solid Power is scaling up its sulfide-based solid-state electrolyte production and has joint development deals with BMW and Ford, but hasn’t yet announced mass commercial production for automotive batteries; its technology focuses on solid-state designs and can use silicon-based anodes, aiming to eventually move past graphite, although full commercial lines replacing graphite are still in development.
Major customers or strategic partnerships lined up: Solid Power: BMW, Ford, SK On, with extended trials to automakers like Hyundai, Rivian, Nissan, and Toyota. Enovix: Working with unnamed customer products in qualification, suggesting practical routes to big contracts, but major mass-market automotive customers haven’t been publicly named.
Complete graphite-free commercial batteries are not yet broadly available from the companies listed, but companies like Ampcera are touting graphite-free solid-state battery milestones, mainly at the trial or pre-commercial stage rather than mass production.
So, in summary: Enovix is the furthest along with scale production, though not fully graphite-free. Solid Power is on the cusp with major auto partners for scale-up and is shifting toward silicon-based (potentially graphite-free) anodes but isn’t yet fully commercialized at global automotive scale. Both have strong partnerships in place as pathways to major customers.
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