General Motors will start building battery modules and packs in a new section of its CAMI Assembly Plant in Ingersoll, Ont. by the middle of 2024.
The automaker disclosed plans for a 400,000 square-foot expansion July 25 that will clear the way for battery component production at the site midway between Toronto and Windsor, Ont.
GM did not share the value of the investment, but said it will support 300 jobs at the assembly plant that was retooled to build the battery-electric BrightDrop Zevo delivery vans last year. GM Canada spokesperson Jennifer Wright said despite the new battery production area, the company expects to keep employment levels at CAMI at 1,500 in the short term. There will be “opportunity to grow as vehicle assembly and battery module assembly increases,” she wrote in an email. 'SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF HIRING'GM is already midway through construction on the expansion, with local media having reported dirt moving on-site as early as January. The CAMI plant will span 2.
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