Ontario getting EV battery materials plant | Hyundai's new way to test drive EVs | More than 100 chargers coming to the GTA | Bosch is about to spend big on microchip output

Once ramped up to full capacity, the plant will be capable of producing CAM for up to one million EV batteries per year

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