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Navitas Systems In The News

OCTOBER 2013

Work Truck Magazine

CALSTART Test Takes Battery Tech From the Battlefield to Commercial Use

OCTOBER 2013

Solar Novus Today

Navitas Announces Man-Transportable Off-Grid Energy System

MARCH 2014

The Advanced Battery Industry Annual Review 2014

The advanced battery industry annual review 2014

SEPTEMBER 2014

Energy Storage Publishing

Navitas reveals lithium battery line as drop-in lead-acid replacement

SEPTEMBER 2015

Detroit Ambulance Fleet to Lead the Nation in Going Green

DFD will be first major city to deploy idle-reduction technology units on ambulances

DECEMBER 2017

Making the Case for Battery Electric Fleet Power

Battery systems edge closer to a tipping point as commercial and heavy-duty fleets broaden their application.

JANUARY 2018

A Battery Revolution

Lithium-ion batteries may be on the verge of a breakthrough…

MARCH 2018

Sustainability

Consider Sustainability When Choosing Your Next Forklift…

JULY 2019

Toyota approves Li-ion batteries

Toyota approves Li-ion batteries

NOVEMBER 2019

MHI Solutions Magazine Clean Energy

Power Up – Is clean energy finally reaching its crucial tipping point?

OCTOBER 2020

Navitas announces new COO as it plans growth in lithium-ion battery industry

Navitas announces new COO as it plans growth in lithium-ion battery industry

MAY 2021

Navitas land spots on U.S. Army’s $1.25 billion conformal wearable battery contract

Navitas land spots on U.S. Army’s $1.25 billion conformal wearable battery contract

MAY 2021

Army asks four power electronics companies to develop and build wearable battery for the battlefield

Army asks four power electronics companies to develop and build wearable battery for the battlefield

MAY 2021

US Government Taps Four Manufacturers for Wearable Battery Contract

US Government Taps Four Manufacturers for Wearable Battery Contract

February 2022

Deal aims to reduce US military’s reliance on imported lithium-ion batteries

Deal aims to reduce US military’s reliance on imported lithium-ion batteries