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Proposed Tax Cuts Threaten Ford’s BlueOval Battery Park Investment in Marshall

  • Ford Motor Co. Is building a battery plant in Marshall, Michigan, aimed at producing batteries for electric vehicles with 1,700 workers planned there.
  • The project faces risks due to a U.S. House-passed tax bill proposing to phase out federal EV-related tax credits, including those supporting battery producers.
  • Ford reduced its production target from 400,000 to about 230,000 EVs partly due to faltering consumer demand and legislative uncertainty about tax incentives.
  • Executive Chair Bill Ford warned on May 29 that removing tax credits would jeopardize the Marshall plant, emphasizing that altering policies after investments have already been made is unjust.
  • Eliminating incentives for batteries that incorporate technology from Chinese firms—such as the cells supplied by CATL to Ford—poses a serious risk to investment and growth in U.S. Battery production.
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Jalopnik broke the news in on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.
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