General Motors (GM) is stepping into the large-scale energy storage market, targeting Tesla’s Megapack with a new initiative.

General Motors is partnering with Redwood Materials, a battery recycler and energy company, to supply U.S.-built batteries for backup energy storage systems. Why it matters: The companies are ...

GM will send batteries — new and old — to Redwood Materials, which will assemble them into large packs capable of supporting ...

Redwood Materials has launched a new business — taking old EV batteries to store energy and help power businesses.

Once GM has the battery plant in full operation, Schalliol expects around 1,700 new employees. Construction of the GM battery plant is making progress near New Carlisle.

EV battery recycling key to future lithium supplies Date: May 29, 2025 Source: University of California - Davis Summary: Lightweight, powerful lithium-ion batteries are crucial for the transition ...

A battery tech breakthrough has GM on the verge of releasing less-expensive long-range electric trucks and full-size SUVs.

GM says it has developed cells that will make batteries cheaper and more energy dense. The automaker aims to be the first to bring them to market.

The company is targeting the new batteries — called lithium manganese-rich (LMR) prismatic battery cells — to be used in full-size electric vehicles beginning in 2028.

GM expects to pioneer a new "groundbreaking" EV battery technology that the automaker says will reduce costs and boost profitability of its largest electric SUVs and trucks.