Partnership for Flash Battery and Q-tronic

Italy-based lithium battery manufacturer Flash Battery signed a new partnership with Holland-based powertrain system integrator Q-tronic BV for The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg markets.

“Q-Tronic BV, a powertrain system integrator operating in different sectors with over forty years’ electrification experience, walks customers through the choice of components, such as motors and inverters, transaxles and battery chargers,” said Flash Battery CEO Marco Righi. “It works on projects that are very different from one another, ranging from off-road (construction) and agricultural applications all the way to electric vehicle mobility applications, which are widely used in cities, airports and industries. “Some of the most important applications we are already working on come from the construction and earth-moving sectors, especially compact loaders, which are requiring increasingly more energy in less space.”

Marco Righi, CEO of Flash Battery

Q-tronic Managing Director, Marcel Doppenberg, commented that these countries “have set on an uncompromising journey towards far-reaching sustainability and are pushing hard for electrification, something that’s taking place in every Northern European country. With the Climate Agreement and the Climate Law, the Netherlands introduced restrictive measures in every industrial sector in order to reduce CO2 emissions, going as far as to prohibit the use of carbon.”

According to Doppenberg, this evolution will drive an increasing number of manufacturers to adopt zero emissions technology and the partnership with a lithium battery expert the likes of Flash Battery will definitely accelerate this process in many OEMs.

The partnership with Flash Battery will make it possible to establish a one-stop source for powertrain systems, including consulting, design and prototyping; quality of materials; sustainability; reliability; high performance; and, last but not least, the personalised support service demanded by small and medium enterprises as well as large OEMs alike (including adequate remote control systems and training of the professionals managing the systems and vehicles).