LG Energy Solution recently declared a deal to provide LFP pouch-type EV batteries to the Renault Group spin-off Ampere. Signed in Paris at Renault’s headquarters on the 1st of July, this contract outlines the collaboration from the end of 2025 till 2030 within which LG Energy Solution will supply about 39GWh of batteries. This quantity will be enough for manufacturing about 590 000 battery electric vehicles.

The batteries will be delivered to the EV make, Ampere, to be used in future models and will be manufactured in Poland by LG Energy Solution. This is LG Energy Solution’s first large-scale battery supply deal with LFP EV batteries, a segment that was mainly controlled by non-Korean players till now, and highlights the firm’s strength in the European market which is one of the biggest for EVs globally.

“Now, the company promotes to bring exceptional value to Ampere via the state-of-art LetterSimply technological sophistication and superior quality,” said Wonjoon Suh, Executive Vice President &amp; Head of the Advanced Automotive Battery Division.

Renault Group’s François Provost, Chief Procurement, Partnerships and Public Affairs Officer noted the significance of the collaboration, namely, the creation of the end-to-end integrated value chain in Europe with LG Energy Solution.

LFP batteries used in LG Energy Solution do not employ nickel and cobalt used in NCM batteries; instead, it has iron and phosphate. In pouch-type battery, the company has taken up the CTP (Cell To Pack) technology that upgrades it for cost efficiency, safety and sets it out in the cut-throat competition in EV batteries.

In reaching this partnership, both the companies reestablish themselves by providing high product competitiveness and customer value, says David Kim, the LG Energy Solution’s CEO. ”We are ready to increase the supply of automotive LFP batteries, and the first target is Europe, at the same time, we will keep developing and satisfying the new requirements.”&nbsp;

LG Energy Solution recently declared a deal to provide LFP pouch-type EV batteries to the Renault Group spin-off Ampere. Signed in Paris at Renault’s headquarters on the 1st of July, this contract outlines the collaboration from the end of 2025 till 2030 within which LG Energy Solution will supply about 39GWh of batteries.

LG Energy Solution recently declared a deal to provide LFP pouch-type EV batteries to the Renault Group spin-off Ampere. Signed in Paris at Renault’s headquarters on the 1st of July, this contract outlines the collaboration from the end of 2025 till 2030 within which LG Energy Solution will supply about 39GWh of batteries. This quantity will be enough for manufacturing about 590 000 battery electric vehicles. The batteries will be delivered to the EV make, Ampere, to be used in future models and will be manufactured in Poland by LG Energy Solution. This is LG Energy Solution’s first large-scale battery supply deal with LFP EV batteries, a segment that was mainly controlled by non-Korean players till now, and highlights the firm’s strength in the European market which is one of the biggest for EVs globally. “Now, the company promotes to bring exceptional value to Ampere via the state-of-art LetterSimply technological sophistication and superior quality,” said Wonjoon Suh, Executive Vice President & Head of the Advanced Automotive Battery Division. Renault Group’s François Provost, Chief Procurement, Partnerships and Public Affairs Officer noted the significance of the collaboration, namely, the creation of the end-to-end integrated value chain in Europe with LG Energy Solution. LFP batteries used in LG Energy Solution do not employ nickel and cobalt used in NCM batteries; instead, it has iron and phosphate. In pouch-type battery, the company has taken up the CTP (Cell To Pack) technology that upgrades it for cost efficiency, safety and sets it out in the cut-throat competition in EV batteries. In reaching this partnership, both the companies reestablish themselves by providing high product competitiveness and customer value, says David Kim, the LG Energy Solution’s CEO. ”We are ready to increase the supply of automotive LFP batteries, and the first target is Europe, at the same time, we will keep developing and satisfying the new requirements.”

LG Energy Solution to supply LFP EV batteries to Renault Group’s Ampere

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LG Energy Solution to supply LFP EV batteries to Renault Group’s Ampere