Dyson plans new battery plant in Singapore
Dyson has announced plans to open a new battery manufacturing plant in Singapore and research and development centres in the UK and the Philippines. The new plant, covering 53 basketball courts, is set to be operational by 2025, while the research teams will work on AI, software development, robotics, and battery technology.
The new investments form part of the company’s five-year, £2.75bn (US$3.4bn) plan, which will boost its research and development capabilities. Dyson began working on batteries more than a decade ago, with the aim of developing sustainable and energy-dense batteries.
