Tiamat’s sodium-ion battery technology includes two generations: Gen1 offers 90–110 Wh/kg capacity, 30C continuous and 100C pulse discharge, and over 5,000 cycles for high-power applications; Gen2 delivers 140–160 Wh/kg for medium energy density. Both use abundant materials with no lithium or cobalt, feature superior safety and fast charging, and are manufactured using advanced processes for consistent quality in mobility (hybrid vehicles, fuel cells) and stationary (UPS, data centers) applications.
Gen1 sodium-ion cells: 90–110 Wh/kg, 30C continuous/100C pulse discharge, >5,000 cycles; Gen2 sodium-ion cells: 140–160 Wh/kg, optimized for cost-effective medium energy density.
In early 2024, Tiamat secured €30 million for a planned 5 GWh gigafactory near Amiens, France, aiming for 700 MWh annual capacity by 2025 and seeking an additional €120 million; partnered with LEAD for large-scale production transition.
Investors include Stellantis Ventures, Arkema, MBDA and Bpifrance.
