Lithium Battery Company has unveiled what it describes as a “groundbreaking achievement for US manufacturing,” with the launch of the nation’s first fully integrated battery pack factory.
The Tampa-based production facility is capable of producing everything from compact consumer electronics batteries to large-scale commercial energy storage systems – and is already engineered to accommodate next-generation sodium-ion technologies.
“We are the first factory in the United States capable of producing any type of battery pack – from compact solutions for specialised consumer electronics to massive commercial container energy storage systems, all under one roof,” the company says.
The facility marks a major step in reshoring advanced battery manufacturing, offering US OEMs a domestic alternative to overseas production. At the core of this shift is Reshore AI™, the company’s proprietary platform that optimises logistics, reduces tariff exposure, and ensures cost predictability.
“Reshoring is more than a trend – it’s a strategic imperative for American competitiveness,” said Nathan Staron, CEO and founder of Lithium Battery Company. “With Reshore AI and our fully automated assembly lines, we’re helping US businesses cut costs, reduce lead times, and strengthen their supply chains, all while creating high-tech jobs in Tampa.”
The battery pack factory features five specialised assembly lines, including fully automated systems for prismatic and cylindrical cells, and semi-automated lines for custom and pilot runs. It supports a wide range of applications, including consumer electronics, electric vehicles, industrial systems, and grid-scale storage.
Each line is equipped with robotic welding, real-time defect detection, and cleanroom-ready environments, with capacity for up to 2,000 battery packs per day. The facility is also designed for rapid prototyping and is on track for ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 certification.
Future-ready and highly adaptable, the site is built to pivot toward emerging chemistries like sodium-ion, ensuring long-term relevance in a fast-evolving market. The expansion is expected to create 50 high-tech jobs in Tampa over the next three years, reinforcing the region’s role in the US clean energy supply chain.
Image: Lithium Battery Company has unveiled the first US fully integrated battery pack factory
