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Stellantis and its partner LG Energy Solution stopped construction of the NextStar Energy plant May 15

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The average age of the U.S. car parc has hit a record 12.5 years. As that average continues to grow, regulators must realize that it means eliminating emissions from light vehicles will take longer.

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Construction of Stellantis battery module plant remains stalled

Stellantis and its partner LG Energy Solution stopped construction of the NextStar Energy plant May 15

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Tuesday, May 23, 2023 Subscription Required Construction of Stellantis EV battery module plant remains at standstill Read More > Subscribe An Automotive News Canada subscription includes 12 monthly issues – delivered in print to your doorstep, and digitally to your inbox – plus unlimited, 24/7 access to our website. Subscribe Connect With Us Our Mission “The Automotive News Canada mission is to be the primary source of industry news, data and understanding for the industry's decision-makers interested in Canada.” Click here to unsubscribe from this newsletter. Manage your email preferences. Automotive News Canada PO Box 243, Station A Windsor, Ontario, N9A 6K7 customerservicecanada@autonews.com