Lithionics
About Lithionics
Powering the Future with Safer, Smarter Lithium Innovation
Lithionics is a technology leader in advanced lithium battery solutions, engineered for unmatched safety, performance, and reliability. Designed and assembled in Clearwater, Florida, our batteries feature a proprietary U.S.-developed Battery Management System (BMS)—the intelligence behind the power—ensuring industry-leading safety, energy density, and system integration.
We serve a diverse range of industries, including RV, Marine, work trucks, specialty vehicles, amusement parks, and custom applications, delivering clean, quiet, and efficient power wherever innovation demands it. As the first lithium battery manufacturer to achieve UL1973 certification and conduct motive application testing, we set the standard for safety and dependability in portable energy solutions.
At Lithionics, we are redefining the portable energy landscape, making lithium power safer, smarter, and more accessible—wherever your adventure takes you.
Company Details
10M-25M
Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
51-200 employees
Public Company
Clearwater, Florida
United States
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What is Lithionics's industry?
Lithionics operates in the Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing industry and is headquartered in United States.
How many employees does Lithionics have?
Lithionics has approximately 51-200 employees employees.
Where is Lithionics's based?
Lithionics is based in Clearwater, Florida, United States.
Is Lithionics publicly listed?
Yes. Lithionics is a publicly traded company.
How can I contact Lithionics's investor relations team?
You can reach Lithionics’s investor relations department through the contact section on their official website or directly via the investor relations email listed in their latest SEC filings.
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