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Is verkor the next 40?

Verkor, a European pioneer in low-carbon batteries designed for electric vehicles, is among the 2023 class of the Next 40 program. The latter offers support designed for French scale-ups capable of becoming world-class technological leaders. This announcement rewards a very rich year for Verkor and marks an important milestone in its development.

Who are verkor batteries?

Batteries. Now. For the future. Verkor was founded in 2020 with the sole ambition of fast-tracking low‑carbon battery production in France, to serve the European market. With a team of international experts in the battery sector, Verkor strives for manufacturing excellence by optimising proven technology.

Why did verkor join the next 40 program?

This announcement rewards Verkor and recognizes its importance in the development of the electric battery sector, which is essential for French and European sovereignty and competitiveness. Verkor, a European pioneer in low-carbon batteries designed for electric vehicles, is among the 2023 class of the Next 40 program.

Will verkor reindustrialise France?

Today marks a decisive step for Verkor, of course, but also for the European energy transition and the reindustrialisation of France” says Benoit Lemaignan, CEO of Verkor. And the Verkor site will deliver much more than just low-carbon batteries.

What applications does verkor cover?

Verkor covers all kinds of applications: from privately-owned vehicles (our focus) to commercial vehicles and stationary energy systems, by delivering high-power, low-carbon and durable batteries. Verkor develops large pouch and cylindrical cells to address the needs of car and equipment manufacturers, and power utilities.

Will verkor build a Gigafactory for high performance batteries in France?

Verkor plans to build the first gigafactory for high performance batteries in France, starting from 2026, with an initial capacity of 10 GWh for the Renault Group, potentially rising to 20 GWh by 2030.