Expion360 Reports Revenue of $9.7 Million in 2025

Reports revenue $9.7M vs. $5.6M last year. "The year ended December 31, 2025 was highlighted by improved revenue and gross profit, driven by strong product sales of our next-generation technologies and batteries," Joseph Hammer, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Expion360. "Net sales grew 72% to $9.7 million in 2025 compared to $5.6 million in 2024. Gross profit rose by 16% to $1.3 million in 2025 compared to $1.2 million in 2024. Sales improved for our premium LiFePO4 batteries and accessories on strong demand as the RV market continued to gain momentum, and from our expanded outreach to OEMs and successful onboarding of new customers. "Moving into 2026, we remain focused on the expansion of our technology with the launch of three new next generation lithium battery models and entry into the industrial market, which has been one of our strategic targets for expanding into adjacent verticals. These new models are expected to be commercially available in the second half of 2026 and build on our established presence in the RV and marine markets while addressing the growing demand for higher energy density, fully-featured battery systems in industrial and commercial applications. The batteries are expected to be offered to customers at a lower cost than current equivalent models, while delivering higher capacity and improved performance. At the same time, the updated designs are expected to improve internal cost structure and margins, enabling increased reinvestment in product development and long-term customer value. "We also recently partnered with Dealer Accessory Supply to launch the DASGen Hybrid Energy Storage System, an energy storage solution intended for use on construction and industrial job sites. The system will be powered by Expion360 battery technology and is designed to operate as an energy buffer between diesel generators and jobsite electrical loads. The system is intended to store and deploy energy based on load requirements, which may allow generators to operate fewer hours and at higher efficiency, depending on site conditions and usage patterns. With successful results from test-site performance and early interest from leading construction firms, we look forward to offering the system to end customers through our commercial sales organization. "Our technology roadmap includes plans to expand our portfolio and explore the development of potential new revenue streams, including higher-density lithium-ion and LiFePO4 chemistries, modular platforms, and enhanced battery management systems aimed at improving safety, longevity, and overall cost efficiency for mobile and off-grid applications. We are also developing specialized energy storage solutions intended to be suitable for use in surveillance and monitoring applications. Development efforts continue to focus on next-generation storage technologies that may help lower costs, improve energy density, and support scalable manufacturing. We may also consider selective acquisitions and partnerships in power electronics and energy management as potential ways to strengthen vertical integration. "Looking ahead, we are exploring new opportunities in the industrial and construction sectors. Our near-term priorities include expanding OEM market penetration through additional partnerships as well as the introduction of new battery features, technologies, and form factors aligned with OEM requirements. Across our end markets, we remain focused on innovation, thoughtful margin improvement, and measured growth in areas where we believe there is consistent demand and long-term growth opportunities."