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Report: GM to locate Volt battery plant in Brownstown Twp, MI
Back in January at the Detroit Auto Show, GM's former CEO Rick Wagoner announced that the automaker would be building its own battery packs for the upcoming Chevrolet Volt using lithium ion cells produced by LG Chem. The pack manufacturing would take place at a new facility in southeast Michigan but the company didn't say precisely where. The Detroit News is reporting today that the factory will be in Brownstown Township just south of Detroit. That would put the factory relatively close to the Hamtramck assembly plant where the Volt will ... Read more →
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Report: GM to locate Volt battery plant in Brownstown Twp, MI 4 months ago on Autoblog Green
Back in January at the Detroit Auto Show, GM's former CEO Rick Wagoner announced that the automaker would be building its own battery packs for the upcoming Chevrolet Volt using lithium ion cells produced by LG Chem. The pack manufacturing would take place at a new facility in southeast ...
Japanese companies to build batteries in America 1 year ago on Autoblog Green
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