What does Mission-E do?

Dutch company specializing in converting existing vehicles—cars, vans, and trucks—to electric powertrains. Offers modular lithium-ion battery systems with 400V and 800V options, on-board chargers, and optional DC fast-charging capability.

Where is Mission-E located?

Mission-E is headquartered in Netherlands.

What energy sectors does Mission-E operate in?

Mission-E operates in Energy Storage.

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Mission-E

Netherlands

Energy Storage

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Mission-E is a renewable energy company headquartered in Netherlands specializing in Energy Storage.

Mission-E converts internal combustion engine vehicles to electric drivetrains, addressing CO2 emissions from road transport in the Netherlands. The company serves both private customers (Mission-E Private) and commercial clients (Mission-E Business) with custom electrification solutions. Each conversion is tailored to the vehicle's specifications and capacity; conversions start at approximately €30,000 ex. VAT. Mission-E uses AC electric motors (150kW/204hp standard, configurable on request) with 400V or 800V electrical systems. Battery packs are modular lithium-ion (NMC and high-power variants) in standard capacities from 37kWh to 251kWh+. Charging infrastructure includes integrated on-board chargers and optional CCS DC fast-charging compatibility. The company emphasizes fixed-price contracts, quality workmanship, and CANbus programming customization.

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Netherlands