Our Next Energy signs $200 million battery pack deal with Shyft Group

Shyft Group_i.jpg — Last month, Shyft Group announced plans to expand its factory near Lansing to build its new Blue Arc line of electric vehicles. (Shyft Group )

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March 09, 2023 11:00 AM

Our Next Energy Inc. has landed a deal with Shyft Group Inc. to supply the delivery vehicle manufacturer with lithium iron phosphate batteries at a Michigan plant.

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