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The Defence Grade Solid State Battery. Mission Ready.

Solid-state battery technology designed for portable power, uncrewed and crewed defence platforms. Production-ready and field-deployable, built around energy density, safety, and integration demands of modern defence.

The ESOX Battery is One Part of an Integrated Architecture.

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Powering the Platforms
Defining Modern Defence.

The ESOX Battery is designed to integrate across the full spectrum of modern defence platforms. From autonomous aerial systems to uncrewed maritime vessels, it delivers a decisive advantage in energy density, durability, and NATO allied supply chain certainty.

Uncrewed Aerial Systems

Tactical ISR drones, loitering munitions, and heavy-lift logistics UAVs all share one critical constraint; endurance. Every additional minute in the air is a tactical advantage. The ESOX Battery removes that constraint.

Uncrewed Ground Vehicles

Reconnaissance UGVs and combat support platforms operating in contested environments cannot afford to stop. Every recharge cycle is a vulnerability. The ESOX Battery eliminates that exposure.

Autonomous Submersible & Surface Vessels

Autonomous submersible and surface vessels (ASVs) operating in coastal surveillance, mine countermeasure, and long-endurance missions function far from maintenance support in the harshest maritime environments. Reliability is not optional. The ESOX Battery makes it absolute.

Energy Storage and Wearable Power

Infantry and forward operating bases depend on portable power across every critical system, from communication and navigation to medical equipment and powered exoskeletons. Every battery failure is a tactical vulnerability. The ESOX Battery delivers lightweight, wearable energy storage that keeps critical systems operational across extended missions.

Designed for Defence Programme Approval.

Military battery technologies are not evaluated on performance alone. Safety, supply chain resilience, and integration flexibility determine whether an energy system can be approved and deployed. The ESOX Battery was engineered with all three as founding requirements.

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Close-up of several rectangular batteries with metal terminals on top, labeled “SOX,” placed in a row on a conveyor or metal surface under industrial lighting.

A rapidly deployable energy storage unit built for field operations, delivering high power on demand with a minimal tactical signature.

Rapid field deployment for forward operations

High power discharge on demand

Scalable capacity across mission requirements

Containerised enclosure for rapid mobilisation

High power discharge on demand

Containerised enclosure for rapid mobilisation

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Solid-state nano battery architecture removes the key failure mechanisms present in conventional lithium-ion systems, improving platform survivability under damage.

No flammable liquid electrolytes

No thermal runaway chains

Designed for safe failure containment, zero user harm

Stable performance at sustained temperatures above 80°C

No thermal runaway chains

Designed for safe failure containment, zero user harm

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The ESOX Battery supports free-form system-level integration, allowing defence OEMs to design around mission requirements rather than battery constraints.

Configurable size, voltage, and geometry

Structural integration into frames or load-bearing elements

Modular architecture adaptable across diverse platform programmes

Non-traditional formats for ground, air, and maritime platforms

Configurable size, voltage, and geometry

Structural integration into frames or load-bearing elements

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The ESOX Battery is manufactured using abundant materials with global availability, eliminating the geopolitical and supply chain risks that compromise defence programmes.

No reliance on rare or geopolitically sensitive materials

Reduced exposure to supply disruption and cost volatility

Designed for scalable, multi-region production

Built from abundant, globally available materials

Designed for scalable, multi-region production

Built from abundant, globally available materials

The ESOX Battery is One Part of an Integrated Architecture.

Designed to work seamlessly with the Theron Motor and ESOX Platform, the ESOX Battery forms the energy foundation of a complete defence electrification system.

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Explore how ESOX Batteries integrate into complete defence electrification platforms.

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See how the ESOX Batteries and Motors work together as a unified power and propulsion system.

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Whether you are evaluating solid-state battery technology for a new platform or looking to upgrade an existing programme, our team is ready to support your next step.

Questions We Get Asked Most.

Technical and procurement details about the ESOX Battery.

What makes the ESOX Battery different from conventional lithium-ion batteries?

The ESOX Battery is a solid-state battery. It eliminates the flammable liquid electrolytes, thermal runaway chains, and metallic dendrites that define the failure modes of conventional lithium-ion systems. The result is a battery that delivers higher energy density, faster charging, longer cycle life, and superior safety under damage without the trade-offs that lithium-ion technology imposes on defence platforms.

Is the ESOX Battery production-ready for defence programmes?

Yes. The ESOX Battery is already being integrated into real defence platforms. Final defence testing is being completed with selected partners ahead of a production ramp-up in the second half of 2026, aligned with qualification and integration timelines.

What energy density does the ESOX Battery deliver?

The ESOX Battery delivers up to 400 Wh/kg at pack level, significantly higher than conventional lithium-ion alternatives. This enables lighter battery packs without compromising capacity, extending mission range and freeing payload capacity for critical mission equipment.

How does the ESOX Battery perform in extreme temperature environments?

The ESOX Battery has been validated for operation across extreme temperature ranges, maintaining full performance and safety at -30°C and up to 100°C with no signs of ignition or degradation. This resilience is critical for defence platforms operating across diverse and unpredictable environments from arctic to desert conditions.

What is the charge time and cycle life of the ESOX Battery?

The ESOX Battery supports full charge in as little as five minutes with full charge and deep discharge designed as standard operating behaviour. It is designed for up to 100,000 charge cycles with significantly slower degradation than conventional lithium-ion systems, reducing replacement frequency and lowering lifecycle cost across long-term defence programmes.

How does the ESOX Battery integrate into defence platform architectures?

The ESOX Battery supports free-form system-level integration with configurable size, voltage, and geometry. This allows defence OEMs to design power systems around mission requirements, payload placement, and protection needs rather than being constrained by fixed battery formats. It integrates seamlessly into the Theron Platform architecture alongside the Theron Motor.

What makes the ESOX Battery supply chain strategically secure?

The ESOX Battery is currently manufactured in Europe, backed by a NATO allied supply chain, using 100% abundant materials with no reliance on rare or geopolitically sensitive resources, with further global production sites planned. This eliminates the supply chain vulnerabilities that conventional battery technology creates and gives defence programmes the strategic independence that long-term procurement requires.

How do we begin evaluating the ESOX Battery for our programme?

The first step is a technical briefing with our engineering team. We will assess your platform requirements, identify the most suitable battery configuration, and outline the integration pathway for your specific programme. You can initiate this process by getting in touch directly or downloading our technical brief to begin your internal evaluation.

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