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The global auto industry has committed $1.2 trillion to developing electric vehicles (EVs), providing a golden opportunity for new suppliers to grab contracts providing everything from battery packs
Coakley said CelLink was working with U.S. and European carmakers, and with a European battery maker on battery wiring. Others are focused on low-volume manufacturers, like UK startup Ionetic, which develops battery packs that would be too expensive for smaller companies to make themselves.
By Nick Carey and Paul Lienert WOKING, England (Reuters) - The global auto industry has committed $1.2 trillion to developing electric vehicles (EVs),...
The global auto industry has committed $1.2 trillion to developing electric vehicles, providing a golden opportunity for new suppliers to grab contracts providing everything from battery packs to motors and inverters.