Stellantis to expand gigafactory construction beyond initial plans.

MILAN (Reuters) – Carmaker ⁤Stellantis to Expand⁢ Battery-Making ⁣Plants for EV Production

Stellantis, the global carmaker, is set to build more battery-making plants in Europe and‍ North America to support the growing production of electric vehicles (EVs). According ​to Micky Bly, Stellantis’ Senior Vice President ⁢and Head⁣ of Global Propulsion Systems, the company has already committed to delivering six gigafactories worldwide, with more to come. Bly made this announcement during the inauguration of Stellantis’ new battery technology center in Turin.

“We have already ⁢announced about 250 gigawatt hours of capacity around the world. We believe we need‍ to go to 400 gigawatt hours ​of capacity ⁤around⁤ the world,” ‍Bly added.

(Reporting by Giulio ⁤Piovaccari, editing Federico Maccioni)

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