GM Tests Battery Cells at Warren Pilot Line to Cut EV Costs

GM Tests Battery Cells at Warren Pilot Line to Cut EV Costs

General Motors is prototyping battery cells at its low-volume Battery Cell Development Center in Warren, Michigan, to cut EV costs. The 500,000-square-foot pilot line, toured in early September, includes slurry-mixing and electrode-coating gear — the early steps in cell making — to move proven designs to mass production. Packs are 30 to 40 percent of EV cost.

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