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19 Aug 2026, 7:21 PM	SoyaCincau	3.0	Nusantara Battery: Here’s your first look at the new power pack co-developed by Malaysia and Indonesia Malaysia's NanoMalaysia Bhd (via Gigafactory Malaysia) and Indonesia's National Battery Research Institute jointly unveiled prototype graphene-infused NMC lithium-ion pouch cells called the Nusantara Battery at the 4th ASEAN Battery Technology Conference in Sepang. No energy density, capacity, or charging specs were disclosed as prototypes have not completed full testing. The project stems from an MoU signed at ABTC 2025 covering technology transfer, joint research, testing, and training. Why: This is early-stage hardware with no published specs, so no build or procurement decision can be made on it yet. For Malaysian founders watching EV or energy-storage supply chains, the signal is that GMSB is moving toward small-scale commercial production of graphene-enhanced cells (claiming 640km EV range, 12-minute full charge), which could open local B2B opportunities around battery integration and testing—but nothing actionable until specs and production timelines are confirmed. malaysia-tech battery asean hardware

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19 Aug 2026, 7:21 PM

SoyaCincau

3.0

Nusantara Battery: Here’s your first look at the new power pack co-developed by Malaysia and Indonesia

Malaysia's NanoMalaysia Bhd (via Gigafactory Malaysia) and Indonesia's National Battery Research Institute jointly unveiled prototype graphene-infused NMC lithium-ion pouch cells called the Nusantara Battery at the 4th ASEAN Battery Technology Conference in Sepang. No energy density, capacity, or charging specs were disclosed as prototypes have not completed full testing. The project stems from an MoU signed at ABTC 2025 covering technology transfer, joint research, testing, and training.

Why: This is early-stage hardware with no published specs, so no build or procurement decision can be made on it yet. For Malaysian founders watching EV or energy-storage supply chains, the signal is that GMSB is moving toward small-scale commercial production of graphene-enhanced cells (claiming 640km EV range, 12-minute full charge), which could open local B2B opportunities around battery integration and testing—but nothing actionable until specs and production timelines are confirmed.