Full-Time
Modular battery swapping for electric vehicles
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San Francisco, CA, USA
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Ample offers a modular battery swapping service for electric vehicles (EVs), allowing any EV to be fully charged in under five minutes. Their charging stations are cheaper to build and operate than traditional fast-charging stations, providing energy at a lower cost than gasoline. The technology is compatible with all EVs, enabling rapid deployment without the need for construction. Ample is also committed to sustainability by using renewable energy sources and ensuring that their battery technology improves over time.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$315.7M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2014
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Battery swapping tech destined for JapanPhoto courtesy of Ample. As part of its efforts to speed up the electrification of commercial fleets, Ample, a manufacturer of modular battery-swapping technology, plans to install a network of battery-swapping stations in Tokyo. The Tokyo Metropolitan Environmental Public Corporation is supporting the idea, which comes in the footsteps of a successful demonstration in Kyoto. Utilising its cutting-edge battery-swapping technologies, Ample hopes to improve commercial EV charging infrastructure and support Tokyo’s aggressive goal of a 50% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.Batteries can be swapped in just 5 minutes
In the U.S., startup Ample is working on a large-scale battery swapping system that can accommodate different vehicles.
That same year, Ample unveiled a second-generation battery swapping system that cut swap times to five minutes.
Ample, a leading provider of battery swapping technology for electric vehicles, today announced a $25 million investment from Mitsubishi Corporation.
And to help Ample along is a fresh $25 million in funding from new investor Mitsubishi Corporation.