In a testament to its commitment to innovation and leadership in the electric vehicle (EV) charging sector, Nxu, Inc. (NASDAQ: NXU) proudly announces the acquisition of crucial patents, solidifying its position at the forefront of EV charging technology. The recently secured patents focus on key components of Nxu’s groundbreaking NxuOne™ EV Charging Solutions, further distinguishing the company’s offerings in the rapidly evolving EV market. The first patent, US 11,813,949 B2, safeguards a revolutionary locking mechanism embedded in the NxuOne™ charging handle. The second patent, US 11,616,277 B2, protects Nxu’s exclusive thermal management solution designed specifically for electric vehicle batteries.
Mark Hanchett, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Nxu, emphasized the company’s commitment to technological advancement, stating, “From battery technology, vehicles, and charging, Nxu continues to innovate, owning the technology development that brings long-term strategic value to our shareholders and our customers.”
These patents underscore Nxu’s dedication to intellectual property protection and its vision for resolving the United States’ EV charging infrastructure challenges. Nxu aims to deliver powerful, fast, and consistent charging solutions seamlessly integrated from vehicle to charger to energy storage.
NxuOne™ EV Charging Solutions, a flagship product from Nxu, redefines the EV charging landscape by providing powerful, standard-agnostic charging capabilities tailored to meet the specific power needs of all EV users. The patented locking mechanism and thermal management solution enhance the overall charging experience, ensuring consistent and reliable performance.
Nxu has strategically chosen locations to deploy its NxuOne™ EV Charging Solutions. Previously, the company announced Quartzsite, Arizona, as its inaugural highway charging location. Additionally, Nxu recently disclosed plans to establish four charging sites along California’s National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) corridor 7, including Tehachapi, North Edwards, Barstow, and Kramer Junction.
NEVI Corridor 7 is part of the California Energy Commission’s NEVI Formula Program, which earmarked up to $40,500,000 in grant funds for projects facilitating the strategic deployment of high-powered, direct-current fast charger electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
Nxu’s expanding patent portfolio and strategic charging site selections solidify its position as a trailblazer in the EV charging industry, paving the way for a future where robust, efficient charging solutions drive the electrified transportation landscape forward.
