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Maxion and Novelis develop InVolt aluminum battery housing for electric buses and trucks

Maxion Structural Components and Novelis have jointly developed Maxion InVolt, a battery housing for electric commercial vehicles stamped from rolled aluminum using a new alloy created for the application. The companies say the InVolt… ... <a class="cz_readmore" href="https://stage.greentv.com/maxion-and-novelis-develop-involt-aluminum-battery-housing-for-electric-buses-and-trucks/"><i class="fa fa-angle-right" aria-hidden="true"></i><span>Read More</span></a>

Maxion and Novelis develop InVolt aluminum battery housing for electric buses and trucks
Maxion and Novelis develop InVolt aluminum battery housing for electric buses and trucks

🌍✨ Maxion and Novelis develop InVolt aluminum battery housing for electric buses and trucks

Why we’re watching: Maxion Structural Components and Novelis have jointly developed Maxion InVolt, a battery housing for electric commercial vehicles stamped from rolled aluminum using a new alloy created for the application.

The companies say the InVolt housing is about 35% lighter than an extruded aluminum housing built to the same technical requirements. 💚

The design can be adapted to different vehicle sizes, from light to heavy commercial vehicles, and the companies are aiming it at global markets.

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