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Alabama auto industry
  • Li-Cycle opens lithium-ion battery recycling ‘Spoke’ in Alabama

    Li-Cycle opens lithium-ion battery recycling ‘Spoke’ in Alabama

    TUSCALOOSA, Alabama — Li-Cycle, a leading North American recycler of lithium-ion batteries, has launched commercial operations at an advanced recycling facility in Tuscaloosa that will support the company’s growing electric-vehicle battery supply customer base across the Southeast. Li-Cycle’s Alabama Spoke, as the facility is called, utilizes the company’s patented, environmentally friendly technology to recycle and…

    October 17, 2022
  • Mercedes-Benz launches EV production in Alabama as new chapter begins

    Mercedes-Benz launches EV production in Alabama as new chapter begins

    VANCE, Alabama — Mercedes-Benz has launched production of the all-electric luxury EQS SUV at its Tuscaloosa County plant, part of a global strategy of next-generation technology that is ushering in a new era for Alabama’s auto industry. Mercedes has invested $7 billion in the state since it arrived in the early 1990s, and Alabama workers…

    August 25, 2022
  • Auto supplier Shinhwa investing $78 million in second Auburn facility

    Auto supplier Shinhwa investing $78 million in second Auburn facility

    AUBURN, Alabama — Shinhwa Auto USA Corp. plans to add a second auto parts manufacturing facility in Auburn as part of a $78 million growth project that will create 42 jobs over the next three years, Governor Kay Ivey announced this morning. Shinhwa will build the new 400,000-square-foot factory across from its existing location in…

    May 17, 2022
  • Report: 2021 growth projects bringing Alabama $7.7 billion in new investment

    Report: 2021 growth projects bringing Alabama $7.7 billion in new investment

    MONTGOMERY, Alabama — Governor Kay Ivey announced today that economic development activity across Alabama surged during 2021, with a new report showing that projects launched during the year will inject $7.7 billion in capital investment and almost 10,200 jobs into the state’s strengthening economy. The project activity is outlined in the 2021 New & Expanding…

    May 5, 2022
  • Mercedes gives first look at electric EQS SUV coming to its Alabama assembly line

    Mercedes gives first look at electric EQS SUV coming to its Alabama assembly line

    Mercedes-Benz gave the world a first glimpse today of the 2023 EQS sport utility vehicle, an all-electric luxury ride that will be built at the automaker’s Alabama plant later this year. The world premiere of the EQS SUV comes amid preparations at the Mercedes campuses in Tuscaloosa County, where the EQS and sibling EQE SUVs…

    April 19, 2022
  • Toyota to invest $222 million to expand engine production in Alabama

    Toyota to invest $222 million to expand engine production in Alabama

    HUNTSVILLE, Alabama — Global automaker Toyota announced plans today to invest $222 million at its manufacturing facility in Huntsville to create a new production line for four-cylinder engines, including a hybrid electric version. The project is part of a $383 million companywide plan that injects new investment into four U.S. manufacturing plants that support powertrain…

    April 19, 2022
  • Hyundai to add first electric vehicles to Alabama production lineup

    Hyundai to add first electric vehicles to Alabama production lineup

    MONTGOMERY, Alabama — Automaker Hyundai announced plans today to begin building the hybrid version of its Santa Fe sport utility along with the first electrified Genesis GV70 SUV as the Montgomery factory expands its U.S. production to include electric vehicles. To accommodate the growth, Hyundai plans to invest $300 million and create 200 jobs at…

    April 12, 2022
  • Mercedes-Benz opens battery factory for Alabama-built electric vehicles

    Mercedes-Benz opens battery factory for Alabama-built electric vehicles

    WOODSTOCK, Alabama — Mercedes-Benz today officially opened a new battery plant on the automaker’s Bibb County campus, a few months before the start of production of all-electric Mercedes-EQ vehicles at its Alabama manufacturing center. Mercedes will produce the EQS SUV and EQE SUV in its plant in Alabama, as part of a global push to…

    March 15, 2022
  • Dura opens high-tech factory in Muscle Shoals for EV battery enclosures

    Dura opens high-tech factory in Muscle Shoals for EV battery enclosures

    MUSCLE SHOALS, Alabama — Governor Kay Ivey joined officials with Dura Automotive Systems today to celebrate the formal unveiling of the company’s new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Muscle Shoals, which will produce electric vehicle battery enclosures. The 200,000-square-foot facility is expected to employ more than 270 full-time workers at peak production, with an estimated investment…

    January 27, 2022
  • Mazda Toyota Manufacturing marks production launch of Mazda CX-50

    Mazda Toyota Manufacturing marks production launch of Mazda CX-50

    HUNTSVILLE, Alabama — Mazda Toyota Manufacturing today marked the start of mass production of the all-new Mazda CX-50 sport utility at the joint venture assembly plant in Alabama, with cheers from the plant’s workforce. The launch ceremony featured guests and high-ranking Mazda executives, including Mazda North American Operations President and CEO Jeff Guyton. MTM said…

    January 26, 2022
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