GM, LG secure U.S. loan for battery venture | Stellantis to idle Belvidere plant | Subaru recalls more than 287,000 Ascents | U.S. questions automakers on possible air-bag explosions

The loan will help pay for three new lithium-ion battery cell plants.

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