AESC UK
High-performance batteries for EVs
- B2B
About AESC UK
Global leader in high-performance electric vehicle and energy storage batteries, with a flawless track record and focus on innovation and sustainability
Key facts
- Industry
- Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
- Company size
- 51–250 employees
- Headquarters
- Sunderland, England, United Kingdom
- Founded
- 2019
- Revenue
- $25.5M – $196MTamtam estimate
- Website
- aesc-group.com
- linkedin.com/company/aesc-uk-ltd
AESC UK in the news
- GIC-backed battery maker Envision AESC is considering a $2 billion Hong Kong IPO
GIC-backed EV battery manufacturer Envision AESC is considering a $2 billion Hong Kong IPO, shifting from previous US listing plans due to concerns over US regulations regarding Chinese ownership.
- Expert Insight: The UK's Battery Problem and How to Solve It
The UK Gigafactory Commission report outlines a strategic roadmap to secure the domestic EV battery supply chain through proactive government intervention and infrastructure readiness.
- AESC Launches Its New UK Battery Gigafactory
AESC has opened a billion-pound battery gigafactory in Sunderland to supply the new Nissan LEAF and domestic EV supply chains.
- New UK battery gigafactory launches in Sunderland
A new 15.8GWh battery gigafactory has launched in Sunderland to produce lithium-ion cells for the Nissan Leaf and the UK electric vehicle supply chain.
- AESC Launches Battery Cell Production at New Gigafactory
AESC has opened a 1.14 billion euro gigafactory in Sunderland to produce high-performance batteries for the next generation of UK-made electric vehicles.
AESC UK at a glance
AESC UK is a B2B company in the Motor Vehicle Manufacturing industry, headquartered in Sunderland, England, United Kingdom.
AESC UK was founded in 2019.
AESC UK has 51–250 employees.
AESC UK's revenue is $25.5M – $196M (Tamtam estimate).
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