Subaru is developing a lithium-ion gigafactory in Japan with Panasonic Energy that will supply batteries for its EVs from 2028
The companies said the partnership would contribute to the strengthening of Japan’s supply chain for cylindrical automotive lithium-ion batteries, while also expanding and enhancing Japan’s manufacturing base
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