Foxconn has signed an agreement with Appear Inc to scale up Appear’s fast charging graphene battery technology, for both consumer products and electric vehicles.
Appear Graphene Super 20 Powerbank
The two companies will collaborate, and Foxconn will provide its smart manufacturing and product development capabilities while Appear will provide the battery technology and IP.
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