U.S. government gives US $1 billion to GM, Stellantis for EV projects

EV plant conversionsProjects getting $1.7 billion from the Energy Department's Domestic Auto Manufacturing Conversion Grants program: American Autoparts Inc. (Hyundai Mobis) Toledo, Ohio $32.6 million Conversion of supplier's chassis assembly operation at Stellantis plant to support electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids Blue Bird Body Co. Fort Valley, Ga. $79.7 million Assembly of zero-emission school buses Cummins Columbus, Ind. $75 million Manufacturing of zero-emission components and electric powertrain systems Stellantis Belvidere, Ill. $334.8 million Reopening idled Jeep Cherokee assembly plant for electric vehicle production Stellantis Kokomo, Ind. $250 million Production of electric-drive modules General Motors Lansing, Mich. $500 million Electric vehicle assembly Harley-Davidson York, Pa. $89 million Increased production of Harley-Davidson and LiveWire EVs Volvo Group Macungie, Pa.; Dublin, Va.; Hagerstown, Md. $208.2 million Upgrades for battery-electric and fuel cell electric truck production ZF North America Marysville, Mich. $157.7 million Conversion of driveline production to EV components Source: Department of Energy The administration of U.S. President Joe Biden is giving a total of more than $1 billion (all figures in USD) to General Motors and Stellantis to support increased electric vehicle production.

U.S. government gives US $1 billion to GM, Stellantis for EV projects

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