OneD Battery Sciences Appoints Karl-Thomas Neumann to its Board

OneD Battery Sciences, leaders in electric vehicle (EV) battery technology, announced it has appointed auto industry executive Karl-Thomas 'KT' Neumann to its board of directors.

As the company continues to drive adoption of its patented SINANODE platform for the next generation of electric vehicle batteries, Neumann will work closely with OneD leadership to guide the transition from pilot- to large-scale production in multiple continents, providing OEMs the technologies needed to meet consumer demands for the next generation EV experience: longer range, faster charging and lower cost.

"We are incredibly excited to welcome Karl-Thomas to OneD at a time of tremendous growth for the company and industry as a whole," said Vincent Pluvinage, CEO of OneD Battery Sciences. "KT's vision for the future of EVs and his experience with the OEM global supply chains will be a tremendous asset as we continue to work closely with EV makers to customize and manufacture the next generation of EV batteries."

With more than 30 years of experience in the auto industry, Neumann has successfully led business, marketing and product strategy for some of the auto industry's biggest names, including Volkswagen AG and Continental AG, and more recently with Polestar and technology start-ups in Europe, U.S., and Israel.

His proven success in helping to shape the future of mobility - combined with his role within the OEM community - will complement OneD's mission to redefine the EV battery, and provide OEMs a valuable strategic resource as they advance to bring consumers better electric vehicles.

"For EVs, the time is now. Battery technology is 'the great differentiator' for OEMs today and well into the future," said Neumann. "I've seen an array of manufacturing processes used, but none compare to what OneD's SINANODE platform achieves in directly addressing drivers' needs by delivering greater performance at lower costs. I am thrilled to join the OneD board and help our OEM customers win the EV race."