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EV Manufacturing

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News, analysis and insights on the opportunities for, and the economic impacts of electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing in Canada and the development of a national supply chain.

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Ontario and Windsor are anxious to welcome an EV battery cell manufacturer: will Stellantis oblige?

Since Stellantis announced that it has two North American battery cell facilities in the works, hope has been building that it will locate one of them in Ontario, helping secure the province’s place in North America’s EV supply chain
EV Battery Supply Chain, EV Manufacturing
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Canadian automotive manufacturing projects to get $40 million in funding as part of ZEV challenge

NGen, the industry-led organization behind Canada’s Advanced Manufacturing Supercluster, wants to fund projects that help strengthen the Canadian auto sector’s ability to transition to zero emission vehicles
EV Manufacturing, NGen
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Electric Autonomy announces national panel discussion series on Canada’s EV battery supply chain

Starting June 1, Electric Autonomy Canada will host six, weekly panel discussions with leaders from the Canadian battery and automotive sectors to explore the need and road map for establishing Canada’s national electric vehicle battery supply chain
EV Battery Recycling, EV Battery Supply Chain, EV Manufacturing
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Auto parts maker Martinrea spearheading new EV battery-making venture near Montreal

The Ontario auto parts maker has formed a new joint venture — called VoltaXplore — with Montreal graphene producer NanoXplore. They’ve committed $8 million to launch a demonstration facility, with plans for a 10GWh battery cell plant to follow
EV Battery Supply Chain, EV Manufacturing, Montreal
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RBC calls for a Canadian export strategy built on EVs, batteries and cleantech to boost economy

Canada could net $1 trillion in additional exports by 2030 by capitalizing on the Biden administration’s plans to reengineer North American supply chains and invest $400 billion in cleantech, according to RBC Economics
EV Manufacturing, Research Reports