Cell & Pack Manufacturing

Dry Electrode Technologies - Timeline of Manufacturing Deployments & Partnerships In 2024, momentum behind dry electrode technology surged, as both established industry giants and ambitious newcomers pushed the boundaries of next-generation battery innovations. From large-scale pilot lines to bold investments, new partnerships, and breakthrough product launches, the year was anything but quiet—setting the stage for a fiercely competitive race to redefine the future of lithium-ion production. JULY 2024 LG Energy Solution plans to complete a pilot line for its dry electrode process at the Ochang plant by the end of this year and to achieve series production by 2028.

APRIL 2024 Dragonfly Energy announced its dry electrode process was validated through a third-party assessment.

SEPTEMBER 2024 Samsung SDI completed the “Dry EV Lineˮ, a pilot line for dry electrode technology at the Cheonan plant, and started pilot production.

AUGUST 2024 Tesla produced a Cybertruck with in-house dry cathode and dry anode 4680 cells – making it an all dry electrode vehicle.

DECEMBER 2024 AM Batteries Inc. receives investment from Shibaura Machine Co., Ltd. (fka Toshiba Machine) to scale up dry spray process for electrode production.

OCTOBER 2024 Anaphite raised $13.7M in Series A to commercialize their dry battery electrode material preparation process.

Note: non-exhaustive

Sources: Dragonfly Energy, Korea Herald, Autoevolution, Samsung SDI, Anaphite, AM Batteries

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