Chariot Defense Emerges from Stealth with $8M
The article highlights how modern warfare’s reliance on advanced technologies like drones and sensors demands more efficient, portable, and reliable power solutions—something traditional generators fail to provide. Enter Chariot Defense, a new startup founded by former Anduril and Archer Aviation engineer Adam Warmoth, which has just emerged from stealth with $8 million in seed funding. Chariot’s flagship product, Amphora, is a smart, high-voltage power system inspired by EV and eVTOL tech, capable of efficiently storing and distributing power in remote or hostile environments. Amphora is lightweight, silent, has a low heat signature, and can run on various power sources, solving key challenges faced by legacy battlefield generators. Already tested by elite U.S. military units, Chariot aims to become the backbone power provider for next-gen combat systems.