Speedy Growth in EV Batteries Spurs Hubbard-Hall Cleaning Technology

Case Study

General Motors is accelerating the electric vehicle (EV) revolution, planning to launch 30 EV models globally by 2025, with 40% of its U.S. lineup expected to be battery-powered. A key factor in lowering EV costs is battery production efficiency, an area where Hubbard-Hall has been contributing for over a decade.

Partnering with lithium-ion battery manufacturers, Hubbard-Hall provides specialized cleaning chemistries, such as Aquaease, to ensure battery components meet high-performance standards. Their expertise in cleaning EV battery cans enhances manufacturing efficiency, reduces defects, and supports supply chain optimization—critical to bringing battery costs below $100 kW/h.

The demand for EVs is driving innovation in battery chemistry, production methods, and cleaning technologies. With GM and other automakers rapidly scaling production, Hubbard-Hall’s solutions are playing a pivotal role in making EVs more accessible and cost-effective, supporting the industry’s shift toward a more sustainable future.

Aquaease cleaning chemistry enhances EV battery can production, improving efficiency and reducing costs.

 

Download the case study to discover how Aquaease helps EV battery manufacturers optimize cleaning processes, reduce costs, and enhance production efficiency.