Ultium Cells, the joint venture between General Motors (GM) and LG Energy Solution, has celebrated a significant milestone with the production of its 100 millionth battery cell at its Warren, Ohio, facility. The achievement underscores the venture’s pivotal role in advancing GM’s electrification strategy and shaping the future of mobility.
The battery cells produced at the Warren plant power a wide range of GM’s electric vehicles, including the Cadillac Lyriq luxury SUV and the GMC Hummer EV. This accomplishment highlights Ultium Cells as one of North America’s largest battery cell manufacturers, leveraging cutting-edge technology and a skilled workforce to meet growing EV demand.
“Our joint venture blends the best technology and manufacturing processes with a talented and dedicated workforce,” said JP Clausen, a leader at Ultium Cells. “This milestone showcases how American innovation and manufacturing are driving the future of electrification.”
The partnership between GM and LG Energy Solution spans over 14 years, with the companies now expanding their collaboration to include the development of prismatic cells. This next step promises to deliver enhanced value, performance, and choice to EV customers through diverse battery chemistries and form factors.
As the world transitions to electric mobility, the Warren facility stands as a testament to the power of collaboration and technological innovation. With this landmark achievement, Ultium Cells continues to charge forward in its mission to support GM’s diverse and growing EV portfolio.
