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LionVolt opens Flight One early access to UAV OEMs

Cision PR Newswire by Cision PR Newswire
September 29, 2026
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LONDON and EINDHOVEN, Netherlands , Sept. 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Today, LionVolt announces Flight One, an early access program to its high-energy cell technology for drone and UAV companies. Participants will receive LionVolt’s latest commercial cells to integrate into their platforms in the months leading up to general availability.

Flight One early access

The programme opens on the back of months of development during which LionVolt has been working with a small group of cohort customers to optimise performance characteristics prior to the release of its first commercial product. The cells extend what a drone can do on a single charge: more endurance, more range, more payload. Built in. The first commercial cells are lithium-metal, optimised for drone and UAV applications: 400 Wh/kg at cell level, 50 to 100% more energy than conventional Li-ion and discharge rates tested to 5C. All built on a supply chain controlled entirely within Europe. For drone and UAV manufacturers, that is a next-generation cell they can design in today.

LionVolt has also been upgrading its cell manufacturing facilities and developing a secure supply chain to meet the demand from its first commercial customers.

Kevin Brundish, CEO of LionVolt:

“Flight One is how we bring our first commercial cells to market: on customer platforms, with our engineers alongside, months before anyone can buy them. Early production is limited by design, to ensure we deliver value to a select group of customers, rather than sell a waiting list. Ultimately, the companies that fly with us now will shape the cell everyone else will get.”

Fly it before the market can buy it

With Flight One, LionVolt opens a unique opportunity for early access to its next-generation cells. Selected participants get their hands on cells before general release; direct engineering support from the team that built them will be available for support during integration.

LionVolt opens the program at the DroneX trade show in London, 29 and 30 September. Companies applying to the program during these two days will be treated as a priority.

For more information, go to lionvolt.com/FlightOne 

About LionVolt

LionVolt accelerates electrification by developing and manufacturing European next-generation battery cells. The company’s proprietary 3D anode architecture delivers over 50 to 100% more energy density than conventional lithium-metal, with fast charging and high-power delivery. Currently applied in lithium-metal cells, the architecture is designed to scale across sodium and solid-state chemistries. LionVolt initially targets the drone and UAV market, where energy density and supply chain independence are critical. With over 50 employees, headquarters and R&D in the Netherlands, and its manufacturing facility in the UK, LionVolt is scaling from pilot production to commercial supply. More info at www.lionvolt.com

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