As consumer demand for EVs continues to grow, Panasonic Energy is scaling its battery manufacturing capacity to ensure U.S.

Panasonic said in a statement it expects initial production capacity of 30 gigawatt hours per year at the new plant, equivalent to roughly 60 percent of the company's current annual EV battery ...

TOKYO, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Japan's Panasonic Holdings Corp (6752.T) said on Monday it will start building a new battery plant in Kansas in November and aims to begin mass production by March 2025 ...

The company anticipates to fill 2,000 positions by next year to build the lithium ion batteries that power electric vehicles.

Panasonic will break ground in November and plans to start mass-producing batteries by March 2025. The batteries being built in the facility will be made for electric vehicles, as the company aims ...

Panasonic announced on Wednesday that it's inked a deal with the state of Kansas to build and operate a $4 billion battery cell production facility — the world's largest.

Japan's Panasonic Holdings , a battery supplier to electric vehicle maker Tesla Inc , said on Sunday that it is considering building a battery plant in Oklahoma, its third in the United States.

OSAKA/ TOKYO& SAN JOSE, Calif.---- Panasonic Corporation and McAfee Corp., have agreed to jointly start building a Vehicle Security Operation Center to commercialize vehicle security monitoring ...

Japan-based Panasonic is evaluating a plan to construct a new battery plant in Oklahoma, USA. The company has signed a contract with the Oklahoma State government to receive capital investment ...

Panasonic is reportedly going to build a new battery cell factory in Kansas to supply Tesla with its new 4680 cell. Update: Governor Laura Kelly (D-KS) has now made the project official.

The Panasonic building opened in the summer of 2013 after the company secured $102.4 million in tax credits over 10 years in a deal with the state Economic Development Authority, according to ...

Panasonic Electric Works, Panasonic's (PC) building materials unit, says it will close three plants in Japan and lay off 800 workers.