Now, Recharge has brought back the prospect of a UK-based manufacturing site for the production of batteries for high-volume carmakers.
But with Britishvolt’s downfall blamed on a lack of battery experience, proven technology, customers and revenue, there could be concerns that Recharge may run into the same problems.
The company is run and owned by a New York-based investment fund called Scale Facilitation.
Despite the conerns, David Collard, the fund’s chief executive, claims Recharge can help Britain become a “major player in the international battery market” and admits he wants to get started “as soon as possible.”
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