Super Powers Mobility (SPM) (YC F26) — Modular battery packs for mobility/vehicles
We started off building 470V high voltage electric off-road vehicles but we realized our ultra power dense battery packs are useful for mobile and stationary energy storage and power export, for military and consumer use cases. We develop battery packs, power electronics, and traction powertrain systems for vehicles.
Super Powers Mobility (SPM) is a Y Combinator company in the Fall 2026 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Modular battery packs for mobility/vehicles. The founder listed is Jonathan Powers (Founder/CEO) (Y Combinator directory entry, October 20, 2026).
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What it does Modular battery packs for mobility/vehicles (source)
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We started off building 470V high voltage electric off-road vehicles but we realized our ultra power dense battery packs are useful for mobile and stationary energy storage and power export, for military and consumer use cases. We develop battery packs, power electronics, and traction powertrain systems for vehicles.
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High-performance electric UTV powertrains and energy systems. Super Powers Mobility delivers rapid mobility, silent operation, and power export—engineered in the USA.
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Jonathan Powers
Founder/CEO
Founder/CEO at Super Powers Mobility (YC F26). Previously Senior Mechanical Design Engineer at Tesla, leading Cybertruck architecture integration including drive units, structures, exterior surfaces, occupant seating, low and high voltage distribution routing, and safety systems. Earlier lead brake system on electric vehicle development at Workhorse and powersports design at Honda R&D. MS & BS in Mechanical Engineering, MBA from Pitt. Also was a pro off-road racer during college.
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