We're a passionate group of students creating circularity in the EV industry.

Electric Vehicles are powered by Lithium-ion batteries. These batteries contain critical non-renewable minerals like cobalt and lithium, which are often procured through forced labor, and the refining and manufacturing processes for these batteries release fossil fuel emissions and CO2 into the atmosphere. New Lithium-ion batteries are expensive for product developers, end customers, and the environment. When these batteries have completed their first application lifespan, they are often destroyed, shelved, or recycled - a process that is expensive and inefficient. However, these batteries can maintain upwards of 70-80% of their State of Health, with plenty of power for non-automotive applications. What can be done with these manufactured batteries?

Our mission is to make electrification accessible by providing tested, affordable, high-performance Second Life Lithium-ion batteries. Through the Metzev process, we are able to create a circular economy that reuses and retains critical minerals, decreases carbon emissions, and creating affordable routes to electrification without compromising quality.