Volvo and battery specialist Northvolt will build a gigafactory in Gothenburg, Sweden, to supply batteries for Polestar and Volvo models.; The gigafactory is slated to open in 2025 and will be ...

Volvo Cars and battery maker Northvolt will open a joint research and development centre in Sweden as part of a 30 billion crown ($3.3 billion) investment, the carmaker said on Friday.

Volvo and Swedish battery firm Northvolt on Friday announced a new battery plant, near the automaker's main assembly plant in Gothenburg, Sweden. Scheduled to open in 2025, ...

Volvo Cars and Northvolt have closed a $3.3-billion deal that the automaker said secures its supply of sustainable, state-of-the-art battery cells for its next-generation full-electric cars.

Volvo and Northvolt are pairing up to create a battery research and development center, as Volvo plans for 50% of its lineup to be electric by 2025.

Volvo is set to open a joint research and development center in Gothenburg with Northvolt, as part of a SEK 30 billion ($3.3 billion) investment in battery development and manufacturing.

“Volvo Cars and Northvolt have selected Gothenburg, Sweden to establish a new battery manufacturing plant which will commence operations in 2025, create up to 3,000 jobs, ...

Northvolt will become Volvo's exclusive battery cell production partner in Europe. The gigafactory will be powered by clean energy and is expected to employ around 3,000 people.

Video source: YouTube, Northvolt. Volvo Car Group is forming a joint venture with Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt to build a new gigafactory in Europe and develop sustainable batteries for ...

Volvo's joint venture is with a Swedish company called Northvolt. Its purpose is to produce more sustainable batteries that will power the next generation of electric Volvos -- including the ...

Northvolt AB may slow its battery projects, ... the company is developing a factory with Volvo Car AB near Gothenburg and a site in Heide, Germany.

Volvo Cars and battery maker Northvolt will open a joint research and development centre in Sweden as part of a 30 billion crown ($3.3 billion) investment, the carmaker said on Friday.