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ZF eyes more factory flexibility as EV programs pause

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ZF is seeking federal incentives to support a $500 million investment in its South Carolina plant as the company looks to build a more regional supply chain.
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By:
John Irwin
February 11, 2024 10:00 AM

ZF Group' announcement this month of a $500 million investment at its transmission plant in Gray Court, South Carolina, demonstrates the German supplier giant's electrification strategy as its original equipment manufacturer customers slow down their own plans for the electric vehicle market.

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