Stellantis working 'day and night' to build Ontario battery plant after financial standoff

Stellantis Battery Plant Aerial Shot — Stellantis and its joint venture partner LG Energy Solution halted some construction on the site May 15, saying the Canadian government was not living up to subsidy commitments that would level the playing field between Canada and the United States. (Automotive News Canada)

July 26, 2023 09:00 AM

Stellantis is working “night and day” to get construction on its Windsor, Ont. battery plant back on track, after a nearly two-month standoff with the federal government this spring put the company behind schedule at the site, according to Mark Stewart, COO for Stellantis North America.

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