Ready to Disrupt the Global NextGen Sustainable Battery Materials Industry?

Welcome to the CarbonXtm Sulfur Cathode Material Revolution

Ready to Transform the Future
of US Battery Tech?

XBM USA has developed the world’s most sustainable EV/aviation battery based on its transformational CarbonX Lithium-Sulfur (Li-S) Battery Technology Platform

XBM’s CarbonX Li-Sulfur (Li-S) Cathode Material Enables the Widescale Commercial Development of Nextgen Li-S, Na-S and Solid-State Batteries. XBM’s CarbonX Li-Sulfur (Li-S) Cathode Material Enables the Widescale Commercial Development of Nextgen Li-S, Li-Metal and Solid-State Batteries.

Lithium-Sulfur Cathode Materials Made in the USA.

XBM’s CarbonX Lithium-Sulfur (Li-S) battery materials enable more powerful, lighter, less expensive, and safer batteries than current EV LIB cathode materials.

CarbonX is made from abundant, industry byproduct  materials (i.e. tannin, lignin, sulfur) that can be sourced and made in the USA – providing a key critical, domestic, sustainable battery material supply chain.

XBM wants to be your game-changing battery materials strategic partner. We’ll help you take your proprietary advanced battery materials and develop the world’s highest capacity, lowest carbon footprint batteries possible.

The CarbonX Li-S/Na-S Cathode Material Technology will Power lighter, more powerful, and sustainable 21st Century eMobility batteries used in:

Electric Aviation & Aerospace
Wearables
3C Devices
Power Tools
Electric Vehicles
Defense

XBM USA

Xponential Battery Materials CarbonX Technology will Power the 21st-Century eMobility Transformation for NextGen Batteries Used in:

Electric Aviation & Aerospace
Wearables
3C Devices
Power Tools
Electric Vehicles
Defense

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Together with its strategic partners, XBM is playing a key role in driving the shift toward a sustainable Made-in-the-USA battery future.

Let’s Go!

Talk to XBM about how we can together transform the future of US-made, sustainable, high-performance, NextGen battery technologies and materials.