Battery charging tech company Nyobolt has raised $30 million in funding, bringing its total raised to $100 million.
Power-intensive sectors like AI automation, heavy-duty transport and data centres are under increasing pressure to cut emissions while also keeping systems running 24/7. At the same time, only 20 per cent of solutions across these sectors are currently electrified.
Meanwhile, data centre outages alone average $9,000 per minute in lost revenue, while new GPU-powered AI data centres are disrupting the quality of life for nearby communities, threatening billions of dollars worth of damage.
Nyobolt’s energy storage and fast-charging technologies are not only closing this gap but are setting the new industry standard.
By delivering up to 20x more power, charging in minutes and cutting downtime for even the most power-intensive applications to zero, Nyobolt enables peak performance without compromise. And it does so while using fewer natural resources compared to traditional lithium batteries.
At the core of this breakthrough is Nyobolt’s proprietary anode material. Born out of groundbreaking cell chemistry research, Nyobolt’s systems can reach higher power density and supercharging capabilities without degradation, overcoming the most critical limitations of conventional technologies.
Nyobolt closed 2024 with $9 million in revenue (non-GAAP) and made history as the first company to successfully charge an electric car battery to 80 per cent in under five minutes.
It is now positioned to triple its revenue figures, with over $150 million in contract value already secured.
According to Sai Shivareddy, co-founder and CEO of Nyobolt, the world is experiencing an unprecedented demand for power, not only to decarbonise heavy industries but to provide enough resources to handle the surge in AI infrastructure.
“The energy status quo can’t and shouldn’t sustain these demands. Our vertically integrated technology is already positively impacting customers, enabling them to experience stable, fast charge solutions when they need them the most.
I’m delighted to have the confidence of our customers and investors as we further strengthen our mission to push the boundaries of ultra-high-power solutions.”
IQ Capital and Latitude, the sister fund of LocalGlobe, led the funding with strategic partners, including Scania Invest and Takasago Industry.
Max Bautin, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at IQ Capital, said:
“Nyobolt has achieved what so few companies can do: translating deep tech research from the lab into a global, impactful business.
In just a few short years, they have become the go-to provider of high-power density solutions for AI warehouse operations and heavy-duty vehicles.”
Ash Arora, Partner at Latitude, said:
“Charging an EV to 80 per cent in under five minutes is headline-worthy.
But Nyobolt isn’t chasing headlines — they’re building the backbone of the AI-powered future. Born out of Cambridge brilliance and scaled with world-class execution, this team is redefining what’s possible in energy globally. As power grids strain under AI’s explosive demand, Nyobolt is the only company turning deeptech into deep impact — fast.”
The funding will accelerate the advancement of Nyobolt’s proprietary technology, fuel market expansion, grow its team, and cement its position as the industry leader in ultra-fast power systems.
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