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8 Cutting-Edge Battery Technologies at CES 20258 Cutting-Edge Battery Technologies at CES 2025

These companies used CES 2025 to demonstrate their newest battery tech to the world.

Jake Hertz

January 22, 2025

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The annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas has long been a proving ground for innovation and advancements that dream to redefine the world. Among the many fields represented, battery technology continues to grow in prominence, especially as energy storage solutions become more relevant to renewable energy, portable electronics, and electric vehicles. 

This year's event placed particular emphasis on energy resilience and integration. Battery technologies are no longer confined to powering standalone devices. Instead, they are central to interconnected ecosystems that include grid-tied energy storage, microgrids, and vehicle-to-home applications. Such systems are designed to optimize energy consumption, minimize waste, and guarantee continuity during outages or periods of high demand.

This year’s show also highlighted the expanding role of artificial intelligence in battery management. Intelligent systems now analyze usage patterns, predict energy needs, and optimize charging cycles for maximal performance and battery health. In this respect, the battery was not necessarily the most important aspect of the storage systems on display at this year’s show. Rather, battery management systems, centralized control platforms, and intelligent software were all on display as necessary augmentations to traditional storage.

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Battery Technology went to CES 2025 to see the industry’s best energy storage offerings firsthand. Read on to learn about eight battery technologies that caught our attention at this year’s show.

About the Author

Jake Hertz

Jake Hertz is an Electrical Engineer, Technical Writer, and Public Relations Specialist. After he received his M.S. and B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Rochester, he spent three years working as an Electrical Engineer at MakerBot Industries. 

As a writer, Jake is well known for his frequent contributions to various engineering websites, where he has garnered readership in the tens of thousands. Through his business, NanoHertz Solutions, Jake works with cutting-edge companies in the hardware and semiconductor space to build industry buzz and awareness through Public Relations and Technical Writing services.

As an engineer, Jake now works with numerous startups to help develop their hardware products. He is also a Co-Founder of Origin Labs, a NYC-based design firm for tech startups in the hardware space.

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