Daimler-backed EV Battery Developer Sila Nanotechnologies Raises $590 Million for its Next-Gen Batteries - FutureCar.com - via @FutureCar_Media
Sila Nano collects $590 million for 100 GWh plant - electrive.com
Charged EVs | Sila Nano raises $70 million in funding for silicon-dominant battery anodes - Charged EVs
March 19, 2018 News of the Day: Sila Nano Announces Partnership With BMW for the Next Generation of Lithium-Ion Batteries, Mercedes Benz Working on Car Subscription Program for the U.S. - FutureCar.com -
Sila Nanotechnologies: A Next-Gen Lithium-Ion Battery Solution
Sila | Next-Gen Lithium-Ion Battery Materials
Sila, a battery tech startup founded by a former Tesla engineer, plans to build next-generation battery materials in the US to reduce reliance on China – Tech Startups | Best Tech Companies
Daimler takes minority stake in Sila Nanotechnologies; next-generation lithium-ion battery materials - Green Car Congress
Sila Silicon Powder for Battery Anodes: The 200 Best Inventions of 2022 | TIME
Sila buys new factory to produce next-gen EV battery tech on US soil | TechCrunch
Sila To Build Next Generation Batteries In Washington State - CleanTechnica
Lithium-ion batteries just made a big leap in a tiny product | MIT Technology Review
This Company's Magic Powder Makes Your Phone Run Longer | Inc.com
Sila Nanotechnology | Sila's Drop-In Silicon Anode Technology for a Sustainable Future - YouTube
Sila Nanotechnologies Biggest Battery Breakthrough in Last Ten Years | NextBigFuture.com
Seattle Inno - First look: Sila to open battery tech plant in Moses Lake
Sila to Make Advanced Battery Materials in Washington State - Bloomberg
Sila Nanotechnologies Raises $170 Million With Daimler Among Investors
Investing in the Battery Specialist - Sila Nanotechnologies - Bold Business
Daimler Teams Up with Sila Nanotechnologies on Next Generation Lithium-ion Battery Materials - Mercedes-Benz Group Media
Ex-Tesla engineer aims to build next-generation battery materials in U.S. | Reuters
Sila Nano's Battery Tech May Bring Cheaper Electric Cars—But First A Better Fitness Tracker
Sila Nanotechnologies Announces $70 Million in Series D Funding Round to Scale the Next Generation of Battery Materials
