Gaussion raises €24.5M for battery intelligence
London-based Gaussion raised €24.5M to expand battery intelligence technology across EVs, drones, data centres and other battery-heavy systems.
Battery innovation is not only about inventing new chemistry. It is also about making existing battery systems work harder, faster and more intelligently.
What happened
London-based Gaussion raised €24.5M to expand its energy-intelligence technology for battery packs.
The round was co-led by BGF and AlbionVC, with participation from Autotech Ventures, UCL Technology Fund, DN Capital and Future Ventures. The company’s technology has applications across EVs, drones, data centres and other battery-heavy systems.
Why it matters
Battery performance is becoming a bottleneck across several markets at once. Electric vehicles need faster charging, drones need better endurance and data centres increasingly need stronger energy resilience.
Gaussion is targeting the optimisation layer: improving how batteries charge, perform and last without waiting for an entirely new battery breakthrough.
The bigger picture
Climate tech is moving from pure generation and storage into smarter infrastructure. The companies that improve existing energy systems can matter just as much as the ones building brand-new hardware.
Gaussion’s round shows investor appetite for practical battery intelligence as electrification spreads into more parts of the economy.