AMSTERDAM - Stellantis N.V.  NYSE STLA , a global automaker, has announced an investment in Tiamat, a French company specializing in sodium-ion battery technology, through its corporate venture fund Stellantis Ventures. To support these targets, the automaker is securing approximately 400 GWh of battery capacity and has already established supply agreements for EV raw materials through 2027.In addition to sodium-ion technology, Stellantis is exploring other energy storage solutions, including investments in solid-state batteries with Factorial Energy and lithium-sulfur chemistry with Lyten Inc. The company's broad approach to innovation in battery technology is part of its broader strategy to offer clean, safe, and affordable mobility.
Stellantis invests in Tiamat's sodium-ion battery technology, securing 400 GWh of battery capacity and exploring solid-state and lithium-sulfur solutions to support its clean mobility strategy.