Factorial Energy

Factorial Energy, based in Massachusetts, develops advanced solid-state batteries for electric vehicles and energy storage. Utilizing proprietary FEST® and Solstice™ platforms, they enhance safety, energy density, and performance. Through strategic partnerships with major automakers, they drive advancements in battery technology.

Company Location

Country:

United States

City:

Woburn, Massachusetts

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Company Overview

Factorial Energy specializes in the development of solid-state batteries designed to enhance safety and performance within the electric vehicle and energy storage sectors. Established in Massachusetts, the company focuses on creating innovative battery solutions that address the limitations of traditional lithium-ion technologies. Its proprietary FEST® (Factorial Electrolyte System Technology) and Solstice™ platforms leverage solid electrolytes, representing a notable advancement in battery technology.

Battery Technology

Factorial Energy’s FEST® platform utilizes a lithium-metal anode and proprietary solid electrolyte, achieving energy densities up to 390 Wh/kg and eliminating liquid electrolytes for enhanced safety and reliability. The Solstice™ platform, developed with Mercedes-Benz, attains energy densities up to 450 Wh/kg via a dry cathode coating process that removes harmful solvents and is compatible with existing production lines, enabling scalable manufacturing. Both platforms offer superior thermal stability, faster charging, longer cycle life, and prevent thermal runaway incidents compared to conventional lithium-ion batteries.

Products

FEST® solid-state batteries featuring a lithium-metal anode, proprietary solid electrolyte, and energy density up to 390 Wh/kg; Solstice™ solid-state batteries with a dry cathode coating process, energy density up to 450 Wh/kg, and existing line compatibility; 40Ah all-solid-state battery cells produced via the dry coating technique.

Recent Projects

2024 partnership with Stellantis to deploy a demonstration fleet of Dodge Charger Daytona vehicles equipped with FEST® solid-state batteries for real-world testing, scheduled for 2026. Unveiling of 40Ah all-solid-state battery cells produced through the company’s dry coating technique to expand production capacity.

Investors

Backed by Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis NV, Hyundai Motor Company, and Kia Corporation through strategic investments and joint development agreements to advance solid-state battery commercialization, while maintaining independent operations.

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