Electrovaya Inc. (“Electrovaya”) (TSX: EFL; OTCQX: EFLVF) and Badger Technologies™, a product division of Jabil Inc., will display its fully autonomous robot and corresponding lithium ion battery at Electrovaya’s booth at ProMat 2019 to be held April 8-11 at Chicago’s McCormick Place.
Each Badger Technologies autonomous robot is powered by Electrovaya’s Lithium Ion battery system. The Electrovaya battery system features a high energy density design with an advanced battery management system and lithium ion cells with advanced ceramic separators. These systems are optimized to maximize energy, cycle life and safety.
The Badger Technologies’ robot and the Electrovaya battery system will be on display at the Electrovaya booth (Booth: N6124) at ProMat along with accompanying staff from both companies.
For more information, please contact:
Jason Roy
Director, Investor Relations & Communication
Electrovaya Inc.
905-855-4618
jroy@electrovaya.com
Sue Hetzel, on behalf of Badger Technologies
HetzelMeade Communications, Inc.
sue@hetzelmeade.com
760-473-4729
About Electrovaya Inc.
Electrovaya Inc. (TSX:EFL) (OTCQX:EFLVF) designs, develops and manufactures proprietary lithium ion batteries, battery systems, and battery-related products for energy storage, clean electric transportation and other specialized applications. Electrovaya is a technology focused company with extensive IP. Headquartered in Ontario, Canada, Electrovaya has production facilities in Canada with customers around the globe. To learn more about how Electrovaya is powering mobility and energy storage, please explore www.electrovaya.com.
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