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Volkswagen picks Ontario for its first North American EV battery plant

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Canada has landed a blockbuster commitment from the Volkswagen Group for its first North American battery factory in southwestern Ontario - one of the biggest milestones to date in this country’s efforts to establish itself as a major player in electric-vehicle manufacturing.

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News18 India

Volkswagen to Build First Overseas Plant for Electric Vehicle Batteries in Canada

Volkswagen signed an agreement last year with the Canadian government for identifying suitable sites for such a facility in the country

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CTV News

Volkswagen to build EV battery plant in Ontario

Volkswagen has announced it plans to build an electric vehicle battery plant in St. Thomas, in southwestern Ontario.

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Reuters

Volkswagen picks Canada for first battery cell plant outside Europe

Volkswagen chose Canada to build its first battery cell plant outside Europe, granting its cars access to both Canadian and U.S. subsidies as it works to localise electric vehicle production chain in the region.

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CBC News

Volkswagen to open its first North American EV battery plant in St. Thomas, Ont.

The Ontario government has announced a landmark deal that would bring a Volkswagen electric vehicle battery plant to St. Thomas along with new jobs in manufacturing. It's the first public confirmation of a deal that has long been rumoured to be in the works.

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Associated Press News

Volkswagen to build electric vehicle battery plant in Canada

ST. THOMAS, Ontario (AP) — Volkswagen announced Monday it plans to build a major plant for electric vehicle batteries in Canada. The European automaker said the Volkswagen Group and its battery company PowerCo will establish its first overseas ``gigafactory″ for battery cell manufacturing in St.

1 year ago·United States

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