DFLI News & Events

Dragonfly Energy announced that it has filed a trade libel lawsuit against William Errol Prowse IV, known online as Will Prowse, and Prowse Publications, in the Second Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada. The company said, "The action seeks to protect the Company and its customers and partners, and the factual record surrounding Battle Born Batteries after Prowse's sustained online campaign of allegedly false and misleading statements distributed through monetized online content. According to the complaint, Prowse presented his content as technical analysis while omitting critical context, misrepresenting product design and altering the batteries before testing them by removing structural components and running already-damaged units out of spec, producing a materially inaccurate portrayal of Battle Born Batteries' real-world safety and performance. The complaint also alleges that Prowse previously reviewed and praised the same Battle Born battery product he later publicly disparaged, and that he received more than $200,000 from Dragonfly Energy in affiliate commissions, advertising fees, and related benefits tied to Battle Born branded products over multiple years. According to the complaint, Prowse later publicly denied that financial relationship while presenting his content as independent technical analysis, distributed the videos at issue through monetized platforms with affiliate links to competing products, and published them only after his affiliate and advertising arrangements with Dragonfly Energy had ended."

Dragonfly Energy announced it has received an allowance from the Japan patent office for its application titled "Powderized Solid-State Electrolyte and Electroactive Materials." This marks the company's first patent application allowance in Japan. The allowed patent application covers innovations in powderized solid-state electrolyte and electroactive materials, a core component of Dragonfly Energy's solid-state battery development and dry electrode manufacturing platform. These materials are designed to enable scalable, solvent-free electrode production while improving safety, energy density, and manufacturing efficiency.

Dragonfly Energy Holdings announced that Stevens Transport, has placed a material purchase order for deliveries spanning 2026, covering the Company's full heavy-duty trucking product portfolio. The order represents one of the most comprehensive adoptions of Dragonfly Energy's technology platform within a single fleet to date and reflects increasing demand for its integrated lithium-based solutions designed to reduce idling, improve driver comfort, and lower total cost of ownership. The scale of the order is expected to contribute meaningful revenue throughout 2026, reinforcing the Company's growing presence in the commercial trucking sector. This order builds on the Company's previously announced partnership with Stevens Transport and reflects continued progression from initial deployments to scaled fleet adoption. Valued at over $3 million, the order will be fulfilled through multiple shipments across the year and deployed across nearly 500 trucks.