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Ford to build $3.5B electric vehicle battery plant in Michigan
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The announcement comes as Biden administration is offering tax credits for businesses to create a U.S. supply chain for EV batteries.
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Ford Motor Co. plans to build a $3.5 billion factory in Michigan that would employ at least 2,500 people to make lower-cost batteries for a variety of new and existing electric vehicles.
Ford is investing $3.5 billion to build a battery plant in Michigan, a move that will help the automaker take advantage of more federal tax credits for electric vehicles.
Ford Motor Co. plans to build a $3.5 billion electric vehicle battery plant about 100 miles west of Detroit that would employ about 2,500 people. The plant was revealed Monday
Virginia dropped out of the race for the same Ford plant after Gov. Glenn Youngkin characterized the project as a "front" for the Chinese Communist Party.
Ford Motor Co. plans to build a $3.5 billion factory in Michigan that would employ at least 2,500 people to make lower-cost batteries for a variety of new and existing
Ford announced Monday that it plans to erect a multi-billion dollar electric vehicle (EV) battery factory in Michigan that will rely on Chinese technology.
The $3.5 billion project will allow the company to take advantage of tax breaks in the Inflation Reduction Act, although it will utilize battery technology owned by a Chinese-based company.
The Ford Motor Co. said Monday it will partner with a Chinese manufacturer as it looks to build a $3.5 billion electric vehicle battery production facility in Michigan. The planned factory in Marshall, Mich.
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