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Panasonic Is Building a Battery Factory in Kansas to Supply Tesla with New 4680 Cell
14 Jul 2022 | Abstracted from Electrek
"A factory in Kansas...well...located to supply cells to Tesla's new Gigafactory Texas factory in Austin. The factory is expected to need hundreds of gigawatt-hours of battery cells per year at full capacity when it builds Cybertruck and Tesla Semi..."
"The cells Panasonic plans to produce at the new plant are the new 4680 format designed by Tesla for its next-generation electric vehicles."
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