Another Step for Electric Car from France
The French government has decided to enter the sector to produce batteries for electric vehicles, in which the United States and China are the leaders, in line with its target of removing two million electric vehicles from the band per year by 2030.
For electric cars, France has announced that it will establish the first battery factory, taking a big step into the battery industry, where the People's Republic of China is the leader.
He announced that they had decided to enter the battery sector, which is the center of France's "reindustrialization" plan.
Production of the battery factory, which is six football fields long, is expected to start in 2023.
The factory that will be inaugurated as the "Giga factory" is owned by Automotive Cells Company, a partnership between TotalEnergies and Stellantis.
It was announced that the official representatives of Germany and Italy, as well as the French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire and the energy transition and industry ministers of the French government, will also attend the opening. It is reported that government officials and the heads of companies Stellantis, Mercedes, and TotalEnergies will attend the opening.
European Union countries are on the verge of a decision to ban the sales of fossil fuel vehicles to reduce the effects of global warming after 2035. European Union member states have started transforming their vehicle production in the post-ban era. It was recently announced that more than 50 battery factories will be established throughout the European Union countries.
Even though the People's Republic of China dominates the world in terms of electric car batteries and raw materials, the European Union member states are accelerating their investments to overcome this situation, while on the other hand, they are in tight competition with their ally the USA.
Source:
https://www.ntv.com.tr/galeri/otomobil/fransa-elektrikli-otomobiller-icin-ilk-pil-fabrikasini-kuruyor,cXUCn6bTik6Fz9ui3Tzrcg/zlQJ3tPw_EC6hNLXnv4HxA
