Proposed Tax Cuts Threaten Ford’s BlueOval Battery Park Investment in Marshall
MARSHALL, MICHIGAN, MAY 28 – Ford warns that eliminating federal tax credits for batteries using Chinese technology could jeopardize its $2 billion BlueOval Battery Park and 1,700 jobs in Michigan, officials say.
- On May 29, the U.S. House passed the One Big Beautiful Bill, threatening Ford’s Marshall battery plant by eliminating tax credits for Chinese technology.
- Building on the House action, the GOP-led bill seeks to repeal Biden-era clean energy tax credits and bans Chinese-tech batteries, risking Michigan's EV projects.
- Ford's BlueOval Battery Park, 60% complete with 1,700 jobs by 2026, relies on Chinese tech from CATL; Bill Ford warned credits are "up for grabs."
- The House's legislation threatens Ford's Michigan battery plant, leading to a $1 billion investment cut and nearly 600 jobs lost in the state, raising economic concerns.
- The House's passage of the bill threatens to disrupt Michigan’s 74 clean energy projects and nearly $40 billion in private investment, with the Senate's decision crucial to the future of the U.S. EV supply chain.
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Proposed tax cuts threaten Ford’s BlueOval Battery Park investment in Marshall
MARSHALL, MI (WTVB)- A new bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives in May 2025 could jeopardize Ford Motor Company’s multi-billion-dollar investment in the BlueOval Battery Park in Marshall, Michigan. The proposed legislation, dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill in Congress,” aims to eliminate tax credits for batteries produced using Chinese technology, directly impacting Ford’s plans to license technology from Chinese battery giant CATL…
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