Sanyo Factory Will Make 1 Million Lithium Ion Cells Per Month

Sanyo Factory Will Make 1 Million Lithium Ion Cells Per Month

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Sanyo’s new battery factory located in Kasai city, Hyogo prefecture, Japan will make lithium-ion battery packs for electric vehicles.  While that’s nothing special, the factory’s starting production capacity is.  The factory will make one million lithium ion cells per month, with production expanding if demand increases.

Sanyo already has partnerships with Volkswagen and Suzuki to supply lithium ion battery packs for their hybrid and plug-in vehicles, but that list could soon include Ford, Honda and PSA Peugeot Citroen as well since Sanyo already provides NiMH batteries for those auto makers.

Sanyo appears to be making great strides toward its goal of capturing 40 percent of the rechargable battery market by 2020.

I’m hoping this new factory is an indicator of scaling up in electric vehicle production in general.  As the vehicles and their parts become more mass produced, the costs will go down and the likelihood of more people buying them will go up.

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    Sanyo Factory Will Make 1 Million Lithium Ion Cells Per Month

    Sanyo Factory Will Make 1 Million Lithium Ion Cells Per Month

    sanyo-factory
    Sanyo’s new battery factory located in Kasai city, Hyogo prefecture, Japan will make lithium-ion battery packs for electric vehicles.  While that’s nothing special, the factory’s starting production capacity is.  The factory will make one million lithium ion cells per month, with production expanding if demand increases.

    Sanyo already has partnerships with Volkswagen and Suzuki to supply lithium ion battery packs for their hybrid and plug-in vehicles, but that list could soon include Ford, Honda and PSA Peugeot Citroen as well since Sanyo already provides NiMH batteries for those auto makers.

    Sanyo appears to be making great strides toward its goal of capturing 40 percent of the rechargable battery market by 2020.

    I’m hoping this new factory is an indicator of scaling up in electric vehicle production in general.  As the vehicles and their parts become more mass produced, the costs will go down and the likelihood of more people buying them will go up.

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      Sanyo Factory Will Make 1 Million Lithium Ion Cells Per Month

      Sanyo Factory Will Make 1 Million Lithium Ion Cells Per Month

      sanyo-factory
      Sanyo’s new battery factory located in Kasai city, Hyogo prefecture, Japan will make lithium-ion battery packs for electric vehicles.  While that’s nothing special, the factory’s starting production capacity is.  The factory will make one million lithium ion cells per month, with production expanding if demand increases.

      Sanyo already has partnerships with Volkswagen and Suzuki to supply lithium ion battery packs for their hybrid and plug-in vehicles, but that list could soon include Ford, Honda and PSA Peugeot Citroen as well since Sanyo already provides NiMH batteries for those auto makers.

      Sanyo appears to be making great strides toward its goal of capturing 40 percent of the rechargable battery market by 2020.

      I’m hoping this new factory is an indicator of scaling up in electric vehicle production in general.  As the vehicles and their parts become more mass produced, the costs will go down and the likelihood of more people buying them will go up.

      via Autoblog Green

       


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        Sanyo Factory Will Make 1 Million Lithium Ion Cells Per Month

        Sanyo Factory Will Make 1 Million Lithium Ion Cells Per Month

        sanyo-factory
        Sanyo’s new battery factory located in Kasai city, Hyogo prefecture, Japan will make lithium-ion battery packs for electric vehicles.  While that’s nothing special, the factory’s starting production capacity is.  The factory will make one million lithium ion cells per month, with production expanding if demand increases.

        Sanyo already has partnerships with Volkswagen and Suzuki to supply lithium ion battery packs for their hybrid and plug-in vehicles, but that list could soon include Ford, Honda and PSA Peugeot Citroen as well since Sanyo already provides NiMH batteries for those auto makers.

        Sanyo appears to be making great strides toward its goal of capturing 40 percent of the rechargable battery market by 2020.

        I’m hoping this new factory is an indicator of scaling up in electric vehicle production in general.  As the vehicles and their parts become more mass produced, the costs will go down and the likelihood of more people buying them will go up.

        via Autoblog Green

         


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          Sanyo Factory Will Make 1 Million Lithium Ion Cells Per Month

          Sanyo Factory Will Make 1 Million Lithium Ion Cells Per Month

          sanyo-factory
          Sanyo’s new battery factory located in Kasai city, Hyogo prefecture, Japan will make lithium-ion battery packs for electric vehicles.  While that’s nothing special, the factory’s starting production capacity is.  The factory will make one million lithium ion cells per month, with production expanding if demand increases.

          Sanyo already has partnerships with Volkswagen and Suzuki to supply lithium ion battery packs for their hybrid and plug-in vehicles, but that list could soon include Ford, Honda and PSA Peugeot Citroen as well since Sanyo already provides NiMH batteries for those auto makers.

          Sanyo appears to be making great strides toward its goal of capturing 40 percent of the rechargable battery market by 2020.

          I’m hoping this new factory is an indicator of scaling up in electric vehicle production in general.  As the vehicles and their parts become more mass produced, the costs will go down and the likelihood of more people buying them will go up.

          via Autoblog Green

           


          Visit the original post at: EcoGeek.org