$175M EV battery project expected to bring hundreds of jobs to Michigan
FLINT, MI - A $175 million project has been announced to bring an electric vehicle battery materials company to Flint’s historic Buick City. The investment is expected to create hundreds of jobs and play a key role in revitalizing the local economy, signaling a new chapter in Flint’s industrial resurgence.
Four projects will receive a combined $355 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, officials announced Friday.
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