GM is set to introduce new lithium manganese-rich battery technology in order to boost U.S. manufacturing and reduce dependence on Chinese supply chains.

Operations will Utilize Li-Cycle’s Patented Spoke Technology and will be Located On-Site at Ultium Cells’ Plant in Warren, Ohio Leverages Li-Cycle’s Existing Long-Term Agreement to Process Ultium ...

Reuters reports that LG Energy Solution is teaming up with Toyota to use the former Ultium Lansing battery plant to build high-nickel NCMA battery modules for future electric models from the Japanese ...

General Motors will not own a stake in the Ultium Cells battery plant in Lansing after all. On Monday, GM said it will sell back its investment in the plant, which has not yet opened, to its Ultium ...

During an EV Day presentation at its Technical Center Design Dome in Michigan, General Motors rolled out its future electrification plans, showcasing new, proprietary Ultium battery technology and a ...

The UAW agreement includes a $3,000 signing bonus and wages that will reach $35 an hour by 2027. The UAW has made organizing EV battery plants a priority as Detroit automakers transition away from ...

Lessons have been learned, the fixes are in, sales volumes are up, and the Ultium name has been retired, GM leadership ...

The plant, expected to employ 1,700 workers, will now produce batteries for Toyota's EVs. The deal involves a Lansing area battery plant that GM decided to exit, believing its existing facilities can ...

LG Energy Solution is set to become the sole owner of a $2.6 billion electric vehicle battery plant in Delta Township, Michigan. A coalition of local agencies is requesting state and local incentives ...

Craig has worked in automotive media for nearly 20 years, producing content for publications ranging from Autoline and AutoGuide to Roadshow by CNET and EV Pulse. Aside from writing, he’s also ...

For current electric vehicle buyers, the news of the federal EV tax credits disappearing before the end of the year is probably spurring a second look at their budgets. Can they still swing that entry ...