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Ford begins first U.S. production of LFP battery cells, to fit in $30,000 electric pickup in 2027
Ford has begun producing lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells in the United States as it steps up efforts to target the mass-market electric vehicle segment. The company produced its first LFP cells at its BlueOval Battery Park in Michigan, with plans to use them in a mid-size electric pickup priced in the $30,000 range due in 2027. Ford licensed technology and manufacturing processes from China’s CATL and also plans to use the batteries in energy storage systems.
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EcoPro BM ships first cathode materials to European OEM from Hungary plant
EcoPro BM has shipped high-nickel NCA cathode materials for the first time from its plant in Debrecen, Hungary, for supply to a European automaker OEM, the company said on Tuesday. Executives including CEO Moon-ho Choi attended the shipment ceremony. The complex houses several affiliates and has annual cathode capacity of 54,000 tons across three lines. EcoPro BM plans additional supply to other global OEMs this year and may consider building a second plant.
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Posco Future M breaks ground on dedicated LFP cathode plant
Posco Future M has broken ground on a dedicated LFP (lithium iron phosphate) cathode materials plant, stepping up its push into materials for energy storage systems and electric vehicles. Its joint venture with Pino and CNGR began construction after holding a safety ceremony in Pohang on May 28. The plant targets mass production in 2027 and plans to expand capacity in stages to as much as 50,000 tonnes a year.
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L&F completes LFP-dedicated subsidiary plant, mass production to start in Q3
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L&F posts 118.9 billion won Q1 operating profit, returns to profit
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Battery industry profit recovery comes into view as lithium prices rise
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Samsung SDI, Mercedes-Benz sign multi-year deal for high-nickel batteries
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China\'s FAW first to fit semi-solid battery in EVs, range tops 1,000 km
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Tesla Model 3 seen entering 30 million won range in South Korea; FSD shifts to monthly subscription only
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SK On expands ESS portfolio with vanadium batteries