Battery X Metals Unveils Breakthrough EV Battery Technology
Vancouver, Friday, 5 September 2025.
Battery X Metals introduces a lithium-ion battery rebalancing machine at the Everything Electric Canada 2025, demonstrating substantial enhancements in EV range and capacity recovery.
Strategic Showcase at Everything Electric Canada
Battery X Metals is set to unveil its patent-pending lithium-ion battery rebalancing machine at the Everything Electric Canada 2025 event from September 5 to 7 at the Vancouver Convention Centre. The company’s strategic aim is to engage with automotive and clean energy leaders to explore potential commercial partnerships. By showcasing this technology, Battery X Metals is positioning itself in the rapidly evolving electric vehicle (EV) battery services market [1].
Breakthrough in Battery Rebalancing Technology
The BATX Rebalancing Machine, developed by Battery X Rebalancing Technologies Inc., a subsidiary of Battery X Metals, has demonstrated remarkable results in real-world applications. Recent trials revealed that the machine could restore full imbalance-related capacity recovery in a Nissan Leaf battery pack and significantly increase the range of electric trucks. Specifically, it improved the range of one truck from approximately 40 kilometers to an estimated 295 kilometers, a significant 637.5% increase, and another from 40 kilometers to 265 kilometers, a 563% improvement [1][2].
Engagement with Industry Leaders
At the Everything Electric Canada 2025, Battery X Metals aims to establish strategic collaborations with major players in the automotive and clean energy sectors. The company has already initiated a commercial revenue share agreement with a Vancouver-based service center focusing on out-of-warranty Tesla vehicles. This marks the first commercial deployment of their battery rebalancing machine, signaling the company’s commitment to expanding its market footprint [1][2].
Future Prospects and Industry Impact
The unveiling of this technology aligns with the growing demand for efficient battery solutions as more electric and hybrid vehicles fall out of warranty. By 2031, nearly 40 million such vehicles are anticipated to be out of warranty globally, highlighting the potential market for Battery X Metals’ technology. The National Research Council of Canada has validated the BATX Rebalancing Machine’s capabilities, which could revolutionize how battery health is managed in electric vehicles [1].