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Whylot is a French small and medium-sized enterprise founded in 2011 by Dr. Romain Ravaud, located in Cambes in the Lot department. The company specializes in the development and manufacturing of electric motors, particularly focusing on miniature electric motors, magnetic couplings, and electromagnetic actuators. Whylot is known for its innovative approach, creating new magnetic circuit topologies that result in ultra-compact and lightweight motors. Its research and development efforts have led to the patenting of 26 innovations in electromagnetism, emphasizing the company's commitment to advancing technology in this field. Additionally, Whylot provides engineering and research services tailored to the automotive industry, offering clients efficient and cost-effective solutions for axial flow electric motors.

Heycar is a used car marketplace.

Verkor is a French industrial company set to amplify battery cell production.

Manufacturer of electric cars based out of Nanchang, China. The company operates major process workshops including stamping, welding, painting, final assembly and power battery pack, and 254 new patented technologies, thereby enabling its clients to be provided with global new energy vehicle to build a stable and reliable future smart travel method.

Carizy SAS is an online marketplace based in Paris, France, specializing in the buying and selling of used cars. Founded in 2015, the platform aims to provide transparency and convenience for both buyers and sellers while avoiding high commissions typically associated with traditional dealerships. Carizy ensures that each vehicle undergoes inspection by an automobile expert, and it manages all aspects of the sale, including marketing and formalities. The platform offers secure payment options and guarantees a minimum six-month warranty on the cars sold. As of November 2018, Carizy operates as a subsidiary of Renault SA, further enhancing its credibility in the automotive market.

Akoustic Arts SAS, established in 2010 and based in Paris, France, specializes in the manufacturing of speakers that deliver sound exclusively to designated users. The company focuses on innovative directional sound technology, which localizes sound broadcasts to specific areas. Its offerings include both software and hardware devices that cater to various sectors, allowing businesses to harness the power of sound to identify trends and assess the perceptual impact of audio. By integrating acoustics, digital signal processing, and hardware components, Akoustic Arts enables clients to create personalized sound environments, enhancing their ability to connect with audiences through tailored audio experiences.

Prophesee SA, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Paris, France, specializes in developing machine vision sensors and systems inspired by biological eyes. The company's innovative neuromorphic vision platform enhances video processing efficiency and intelligence, enabling real-time detection and analysis of high-speed visual events. Prophesee's technology serves a diverse range of sectors, including automotive, industrial automation, healthcare, gaming, robotics, security, and aerospace. By focusing on applications such as autonomous vehicles, connected devices, and surveillance systems, Prophesee aims to transform vision sensing and processing across various industries. The company, formerly known as Chronocam, rebranded in February 2018 and continues to push the boundaries of machine vision capabilities.

Ionic Materials technology team has extensive experience in polymer science, electrochemistry and battery science and they are further supported by leading experts from academia and industry. Ionic’s polymer electrolyte represents a major breakthrough in battery technology. By enabling the creation of batteries that are safer, cheaper, and higher performance than the current state-of-the-art, Ionic’s polymer electrolyte shatters the traditional battery design paradigm, under which safety, cost, and performance must generally be traded off against one another. They are excited to bring this technology to market with core partners in the battery industry.

Jedlix B.V., founded in 2015 and based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, specializes in smart charging solutions for electric vehicles (EVs). As a subsidiary of Eneco Smart Energy B.V., the company develops a Vehicle-to-Grid Integration (VGI) platform designed to optimize the charging and discharging of EVs, enabling their effective integration into the power grid. Jedlix supports both car-centric and charger-centric smart charging architectures, catering to various environments including homes, workplaces, and public charging stations. The company's innovative app for iOS and Android enhances the smart charging experience, contributing to the broader adoption of electric vehicles and the efficient use of renewable energy resources.

Shenyang Brilliance JinBei Automobile is engaged in the manufacturing of light vehicles, minibuses, passenger cars, and multifunctional business vehicles. In addition to complete vehicles, the company also produces and sells vehicle engines and spare parts. Its products are distributed through a network of dealers across China, aiming to meet the diverse transportation needs of its customers.

Power Vehicle Innovation (PVI), founded in 2000 and based in Gretz-Armainvilliers, France, specializes in the development, manufacture, and marketing of industrial vehicles both domestically and internationally. The company offers a range of products including electric buses, trucks, and heavy vehicles, as well as compressed natural gas (CNG) trucks and specialized refuse collection chassis. PVI is known for its three fully-electric powertrain solutions—L, XL, and XXL—which power various commercial vehicles, including minibuses and trucks. The company's electric buses are designed to significantly reduce CO2 emissions associated with diesel vehicles, utilizing lithium-ion batteries for zero-emission operation. Additionally, PVI provides after-sales services to support its customers. As of early 2017, PVI operates as a subsidiary of Renault SA.

Devialet SAS is an audio technology company based in Paris, France, founded in 2007. It specializes in hybrid amplification technology that combines analog and digital elements to enhance audio devices. The company offers a range of products, including wireless earbuds, speakers, and amplifiers, as well as solutions for vinyl playback. Devialet aims to make its audio technology universally accessible and has developed products such as the Gemini wireless earbuds. Its offerings are available for purchase online and through various dealers and retail locations both in France and internationally.

Prophesee SA, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Paris, France, specializes in developing machine vision sensors and systems inspired by biological eyes. The company's innovative neuromorphic vision platform enhances video processing efficiency and intelligence, enabling real-time detection and analysis of high-speed visual events. Prophesee's technology serves a diverse range of sectors, including automotive, industrial automation, healthcare, gaming, robotics, security, and aerospace. By focusing on applications such as autonomous vehicles, connected devices, and surveillance systems, Prophesee aims to transform vision sensing and processing across various industries. The company, formerly known as Chronocam, rebranded in February 2018 and continues to push the boundaries of machine vision capabilities.

Fonderie Aluminium Cleon owns and operates a gearbox-castings plant.