The Coventry site’s exclusive UK Gigafactory status makes it the key player in the country’s electrification drive. International investment to catalyse the process
The West Midlands Gigafactory (WMG) has confirmed it is in “advanced discussions” with multiple prominent Asian battery manufacturers regarding prospective investments at the EV-critical site.
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Members of the United Auto Workers union (UAW) have ratified the tentative deals with GM, Ford and Stellantis following weeks of strikes against the Detroit Big Three, but an expert warned the damage may already be done for some suppliers.
Keep up to date with the latest news and comment on the UAW strikes against Ford, GM and Stellantis in the US.
Potential strike action by UAW members who work at the ‘big three’ carmakers in the US - Ford, GM and Stellantis - could have far-reaching effects across the automotive supply chain.
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