Nxu’s battery portfolio centers on QCell™ battery cells using proprietary NMC-811 chemistry optimized for rapid charging and long cycle life, targeting 230 Wh/kg energy density and 550 Wh/L volumetric density, up to 0-100% charge in 15 minutes and over 2,000 rapid cycles. Integrated into scalable Qube™ and Qube+ battery packs, manufactured in-house with vertical integration. Research initiatives explore silicon anode materials and LFP chemistries. IP portfolio includes five issued patents and 37 pending applications covering battery design, charging systems, and energy management.
NxuOne™ Charging System, a bi-directional charger delivering up to 4.5 MW DC and 50 kW AC for commercial and fleet applications, supports ultra-fast charging and off-grid energy storage via an as-a-service model; QCell™ NMC-811 cells; Qube™ and Qube+ modular storage systems.
In 2024, Nxu raised $3 million via a Regulation D Securities Purchase Agreement to develop its Megawatt+ Charging System, which achieved 1.6 MWh during field trials. The company launched a subscription service for unlimited EV charging at its Phoenix public station and integrated NACS compatibility into its chargers, demonstrated in a field test charging a Tesla Cybertruck.
Nxu, Inc. has secured $41.8M in funding through thirteen rounds, including a $35M Nasdaq IPO in 2022, investments from Plug and Play Accelerator and equity crowdfunding (Regulation CF and A+), and a $3M Regulation D round in 2024. Key investors remain undisclosed.
