NanoXplore and VoltaXplore announce an agreement with a well-known heavy commercial vehicle OEM for supply of Li-ion battery cells and strengthening its energy storage team with former veteran of Tesla - Seite 2

NanoXplore also welcomed Maciej Polewczyk as its Director, Advanced Materials and Manufacturing. Maciej will lead the engineering of the battery material manufacturing. With over twenty years of hands-on experience in the automotive industry, Maciej has established himself as a seasoned professional in the field. He was, most recently, Director of Business Development for VoltaXplore and prior to that a Global Program Manager at Martinrea International Inc. where he led an international team in engineering, manufacturing, and was responsible for launching assemblies specifically developed for the Mercedes Benz electric SUV’s battery pack.

The addition of Nicolas and Maciej represents NanoXplore’s and VoltaXplore's commitment to assembling a dynamic and diverse team of industry experts. Their appointments reinforce the corporation's dedication to delivering groundbreaking solutions and achieving new milestones in the battery and battery material sectors.

About NanoXplore

NanoXplore is a graphene company, a manufacturer and supplier of high-volume graphene powder for use in industrial markets. The Corporation provides standard and custom graphene-enhanced plastic and composite products to various customers in transportation, packaging, electronics, and other industrial sectors. NanoXplore is headquartered in Montreal, Quebec with manufacturing facilities in Canada, the United States and Europe.

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