Dragonfly Energy Holdings Corp. is expanding its partnership with Airstream, Inc.
Battle Born Batteries are now standard in Airstream’s 2026 model year Interstate and Atlas motorized lines. Dragonfly’s batteries are now used across Airstream’s entire product lineup.
Airstream Vice President of Supply Chain Chris Rahrig said, “Our work with Dragonfly Energy has evolved into a strong and productive partnership over the years. As we expand our capabilities in off-grid travel, it is essential to align with partners who prioritize power independence, quality and user experience.”
Dragonfly Energy said the expanded collaboration includes seamless integration of Battle Born batteries into Airstream’s standard Advanced Power System and optional Advanced Power Plus Packages.
Motorhomes with the batteries were unveiled at Airstream’s dealer meeting in July. According to Airstream, the factory-installed systems are optimized for longevity and robust off-grid capability.
The high-capacity power system features three Dragonfly batteries, delivering 10,300-watt-hours of usable energy at 100% depth of discharge. The systems are combined with integrated heating technology for cold-weather, seamless alternator charging and compatibility with solar.
Interstate and Atlas 2026 models that upgrade to the optional Advanced Power Plus system add two more batteries and 6,900-watt-hours of power.
Dragonfly CEO Dr. Denis Phares said, “We are proud to be Airstream’s trusted lithium battery provider and to power the next generation of off-grid-capable RVs. Our LiFePO₄ systems deliver the reliability and performance Airstream owners need to travel further and stay off-grid longer, whether it is a weekend trip or full-time adventure.”
