) said on Thursday they will invest $2.3 billion to build an electric vehicle battery cell joint venture plant in Ohio, creating one of the world’s largest battery facilities.
Barra said the Ohio battery plant will accelerate the automaker’s initiative to introduce 20 new electric vehicles globally by 2023. In October, Reuters reported the Detroit-Hamtramck plant is expected to build at least four different electric vehicles, including an SUV for Cadillac and a pickup for GMC.
“We’ve been trying to make it clear to everyone that the U.S. electric vehicle supply chain will grow when more make more EV trucks here in the country,” said Keith Phillips, CEO of Piedmont Lithium Ltd, which is developing a lithium mine near Charlotte, North Carolina. Lithium is a key material in EV batteries.
The U.S should double down the investment in-vehicle electric battery. It can help to reduce the usage of Petrochemical and reduce the output of carbon dioxide value. Korea can reduce the impact of tariff an invest in the U.S and reduce the impact of the tariff war.
We're looking at Trump's success in bringing investment to the U.S., right there 🧐👍 'Nuff said. MAGA KAG
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As a Californian I say come on Newsom, get your ass in gear and work with the major corps to build in our state. Unless your attitude is like Alex Cortez and don’t give a crap about working class and chase good jobs away.
Thank you so much, Reuters for sharing! Think if Democrats congress could just have USA in their heart & past USMCA then how many more job opportunities 4 American people? Oh, Democrats! Democrats! How evil they are--sweet talk that they care about people but no act. Shameless.
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IenneLynn There's no believing in science. Belief is for things you don't know.
This will be fun when China corners rare earth mineral markets. Also fun when we try to figure out what to do with all the e-waste.
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Will you buy a GM faulty electric car to virtual signal to your friends?
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