Amprius wins up to USD 75 million U.S. DoW grant for domestic high-energy drone battery production

By Public Technologies
  • Amprius won up to USD 75 million from the U.S. Department of War to shift a domestic EV battery line to drone cells.
  • Funding backs a retrofit of a U.S.-based production line run by a major South Korean manufacturer.
  • Project targets early 2028 completion with planned capacity of 12 million cells a year for NDAA-compliant unmanned aerial systems.
  • Conversion budget totals about USD 100 million, including in-kind investment from Amprius and its South Korean partner.


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