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EV battery supply chains on the move

2021-06-08T11:30:00Z

As electric vehicles become serious business for OEMs, they are reassessing their battery supply and manufacturing bases, putting their eggs in multiple baskets and taking more control of the process.
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OEM and lithium-ion battery cell supplier database

2021-06-03T18:33:00Z

Keep up with changing supplier relationships between electric vehicle manufacturers and battery cell suppliers in this database.
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Lithium-ion battery gigafactory database

2021-06-03T17:33:00Z

Track electric vehicle lithium battery gigafactories by manufacturer, location, manufacturer, current and planned gigawatt (GWh) capacity.
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Electric vehicle battery supply chain analysis 2021: How lithium-ion battery demand and production are reshaping the automotive industry

2021-06-03T17:30:00Z

Download this report for forecasts of lithium-ion battery demand, analysis of battery cell factories and insight on EV battery manufacturing and sourcing.
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Ford to form joint venture with SKI to localise battery supply in US

2021-05-24T10:59:00Z

Ford has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with lithium-ion battery maker SK Innovation (SKI) for a joint venture to manufacture battery cells and finished packs in the US.
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Battery makers settle legal dispute over supply to US

2021-04-12T14:22:00Z

LG Energy Solution and SK Innovation are settling their legal dispute relating to EV battery supply in the US and South Korea.
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German carmakers race to secure European battery cell production

2021-02-15T12:41:00Z

The millions of electric vehicles being produced also need millions of batteries. But where do the German manufacturers source their cells from?
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SK Innovation banned from the US for 10 years following LG lawsuit

2021-02-12T15:00:00Z

The US International Trade Commission has imposed a 10-year ban on SK Innovation for the importation, domestic production and sale of electric vehicle batteries within the US because of intellectual property theft from rival LG Chem. It is a tough sentence, but perhaps unsurprising given the context of the global push to electrification.