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EV battery startup Our Next Energy lays off a quarter of its staff

OurNextEnergy_factory worker-main_i.jpg — Manufacturing engineer Ric Paraventi plasma treats a cell at the Our Next Energy Aries LFP battery pack line at Piston Automotive in Van Buren Township in May. (Nic Antaya\/Crain's Detroit Business)

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November 27, 2023 05:39 PM

Electric vehicle battery startup Our Next Energy has laid off a quarter of its staff in “response to market conditions,” the company said Monday.

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