Qnovo Battery Intelligence Software

Qnovo is a battery intelligence software company whose website lists a Milpitas, California address and offices in Detroit, Stockholm, Seoul and Toulouse. It develops predictive and adaptive battery management software for electric vehicles, fleets, second-life batteries and other uses, without extra hardware.

The software combines edge computing inside the vehicle, a cloud companion with a battery dataset, closed-loop charge control, predictive health and safety, and second-life screening. It integrates as an AUTOSAR application. In March 2026 Hyundai Motor and Kia made a strategic investment after several years of validating the algorithms.

• Edge computing: Runs time-critical battery management inside the vehicle without connectivity.
• Cloud companion: Applies ML to battery datasets for fleet-wide diagnostics.
• Closed-loop feedback: Adjusts charge rate and depth of discharge in real time.
• Predictive health and safety: Anticipates degradation or failure and reports state of health.
• Second life software: Prepares retired EV batteries for stationary storage.
• Adaptive fast charging: Provides adaptive charging technology.

• EV and e-motorbike makers embedding battery management software in new models.
• Commercial fleet operators monitoring battery health to cut downtime.
• Battery recyclers and storage integrators screening retired EV packs for second life.

Runs without additional hardware, which limits bill-of-materials cost. Website claims up to 20% lower total cost of ownership for commercial vehicles and up to 2x longer battery life. Predictive safety aims to shut down a battery before a thermal event. Supports second-life screening of retired EV batteries.

Automakers and fleet operators want software that extends battery life and verifies state of health, which also supports resale value and second-life use. Vietnamese EV and e-motorbike makers and fleets face the same battery cost and warranty pressures.

Website address: Milpitas, California, with offices in Detroit, Stockholm, Seoul and Toulouse. Strategic investment from Hyundai Motor and Kia in March 2026; existing investors include BorgWarner and Blue Earth Capital. ISO 9001:2015, ISO 26262 compliance and Automotive SPICE listed.