Electroflow, co-founded by Eric McShane and Evan Gardner, is set to disrupt the lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) battery market by producing the material at costs 40% lower than current Chinese suppliers. The startup's innovative process simplifies production to just three steps, significantly reducing costs from approximately $4,000 per metric ton to under $2,500. This move is crucial for American automakers facing tariffs and supply chain challenges. Recently, Electroflow secured $10 million in seed funding to further develop its technology, which utilizes U.S. lithium brines. The company aims to establish a domestic supply chain, enhancing energy independence and competitiveness in the EV market.