Daniel Bönnighausen – electrive.com

JLR to use ‘Elysia’ battery software from Fortescue

Jaguar Land Rover has signed a deal to utilise Fortescue's Elysia battery intelligence software in its next generation EVs. The software was originally developed for Formula 1 and is to help provide JLR's vehicles with improved battery longevity, safety and performance.

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