Electric vehicle start-up Canoo has signed a deal for battery supply with Panasonic for its forthcoming Lifestyle Vehicle
Electric vehicle start-up Canoo has reached an agreement with Panasonic to supply batteries for its forthcoming Lifestyle Vehicle, expected to begin production under contract in late 2022 at the VDL Nedcar assembly plant in Born, Netherlands.
“Our team is very focused on continuous optimisation and creating IP [intellectual property] in the areas of battery module technology, higher energy density and on a flexible thermal management platform that contributes to enhanced safety and lower cost of ownership,” said Tony Aquila, investor, chairman and CEO of Canoo.
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