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Massive Stellantis-LG $4 billion EV battery plant in Canada will 'create a new supply chain'

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The $4 billion plant, slated to begin operations in August 2024, can produce 45 gigawatt-hours (gWh) of lithium-ion cells and modules a year to feed the automaker’s assembly operations in Canada and the United States
GM
By:
Grace Macaluso
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Automotive News Canada
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April 18, 2022 03:51 PM

The $3.96-billion battery plant destined for Windsor, Ont., is the largest single automotive investment in Canadian history and is expected to spark the country’s electric-vehicle revolution with a new supply chain and thousands of jobs.

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