In Pictures: ITRI and eJoule Partner to Develop Long-Life NCM Batteries for Drones, EVs, and Energy Storage

Lightweight electric scooters illustrate the urban mobility applications that could benefit from ITRI and eJoule's long-life NCM battery technology.

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The ITRI-eJoule partnership aims to accelerate commercialization of mid- and high-nickel NCM cells for next-generation transport.

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Electric vehicles are a primary target market for the collaboration's single-crystal cathode and cell engineering work.

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Advances in battery cycle life could extend the range and durability of electric two-wheelers and other compact vehicles.

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Charging infrastructure pairs with improved cell longevity as the partners pursue batteries with cycle life approaching LFP levels.

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Circuit board components underscore the cell engineering required to bring single-crystal NCM cathodes to commercial readiness.

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Energy storage and vehicle applications stand to gain from the partnership's focus on durable, high-nickel battery chemistries.

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ITRI and eJoule are targeting electric vehicles alongside drones, autonomous robots, and energy storage systems.

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Shared and rental fleets are among the mobility segments that could adopt the partners' longer-life NCM batteries.

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