Canadian startup eLeapPower battery tech picked by China's Chery Automobile Co.

eLeapPower Invertor — eLeapPower's inverter, which takes advantage of the windings and magnetics already present in EV motors to charge an EV’s battery, is able to handle both alternating and direct current (AC and DC), and has inherent bidirectional charging capabilities. (eLeapPower)

January 16, 2023 05:33 PM

A new type of electric vehicle inverter developed by Canadian auto components startup eLeapPower will launch this year on a popular line of commercial vans from China-based Chery Automobile Co.

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