GM counters China’s graphite dominance with Vianode deal

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General Motors continues to build up and onshore the US’ electric vehicle battery production capabilities. By Will Girling

General Motors has been on a mission to build up the US’ electric vehicle (EV) battery supply chain. From gigafactories to large-scale lithium mining projects, the automaker is set to claim a significant portion of domestic production. On 15 January 2025, it added another element: a six-year, multi-billion-dollar contract with advanced battery materials company Vianode for synthetic graphite.

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GM counters China’s graphite dominance with Vianode deal



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Terri David is a news writer at Ink Plate Press, where she covers arts, automotive, travel, and fashion. She has been writing for almost 10 years. In her free time, Terri loves to travel—especially to remote locations in the southwest.

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