Market Moves: Electric Vehicles - Mar 3rd, 2023
 
 
What's happening now and what's still needed
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Hello and welcome back to Market Moves Electric Vehicles, Endeavor Business Media's monthly look at everything EVs. In this edition: Check out what's coming to the sector in our top story, as well as how infrastructure will need to change to keep up with the coming demand. 

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Top Story
A look into the billions of dollars being invested in new battery plants and expansions in recent years.
From FleetOwner
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Heavy-duty EV and hydrogen fueling projects are among the seven that the DOT and DOE are backing as part of Biden’s plan to transform transportation away from fossil fuels this decade.
From Plastics Machinery & Manufacturing
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Consultant Michael Robinet discusses how the transformation could create opportunities for some manufacturers, but slower rollouts of new platforms and fewer models mean less variation in parts.
From Microgrid Knowledge
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With more than 20 million EV expected to be on U.S. roads by 2030, charging stations need to know what's coming and be ready to address it.
From FenderBender
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The current infrastructure and technologies used for EV battery recycling will not be sufficient if demand for the vehicles continues to spike as industry experts suggest it will.
From EnergyTech
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The Electrify America-managed network will offer fast charging speeds of up to 350 kW for almost all EV brands, providing range confidence to EV drivers traveling long distances
From American Machinist
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A $3.5-billion start-up that will mass-produce lithium-ion batteries for Honda’s North American vehicle output is due for another $237 million from Ohio’s economic development agency.
From IndustryWeek
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Having plenty of gas-powered and hybrid vehicles available on the lots will be a competitive advantage for OEMs for the foreseeable future.

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