In Pictures: EVIO Unveils Canadian-Made Deployable Battery Box for Remote Defence Power

Remote defence operations often rely on rugged power in austere environments far from the grid.

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EVIO's Battery Box draws on lithium-ion expertise to deliver deployable energy storage for the field.

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The modular system is aimed at soldiers operating in remote locations where reliable power is scarce.

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Defence planners increasingly seek compact, transportable power for vehicles and forward positions.

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EVIO claims its Battery Box offers three to five times more energy storage than competing options.

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The Canadian-made design reflects a push to domesticate critical defence energy technology.

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Remote deployments frequently pair energy storage with solar and other off-grid power sources.

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EVIO unveiled the Battery Box at the AIAC Aerospace Summit in Ottawa.

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Prototyping is targeted for 2027, with deployment expected in 2028.

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