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Recently, GM and Honda announced an agreement to develop new advanced chemistries for battery components, including batteries and modules, to accelerate both companies' all-electric vehicle plans
.
GM and Honda have partnered to develop and produce next-generation batteries
The next-generation battery will offer higher energy density, smaller packages and faster charging capabilities, primarily for the North American market
.
Under the agreement, the two companies will collaborate based on GM's next-generation battery system, which aims to allow Honda to source battery modules
from GM.
The cooperation will support the independent models
of the two companies.
Combined scale and global manufacturing efficiency will ultimately deliver greater value
to customers.
"This new multi-year agreement with Honda is further proof of GM's ability to create profitable products
.
" Mark Reuss, GM's executive vice president of global product development, procurement and supply chain, said
.
"GM's decades of electrification experience and strategic electric vehicle investments, combined with Honda's commitment to driving electric transportation, will provide better solutions for our customers and achieve our vision
of zero emissions.
"
GM and Honda have established a good partnership
on electrification.
The two companies have established the industry's first joint venture
to produce advanced hydrogen fuel cell systems in 2020.
The integrated development team is working on more affordable commercial solutions
for fuel cell and hydrogen storage systems.
"In addition to our ongoing joint development and production of fuel cells, this collaboration in battery components will take us a new step
towards sustainability.
" Takashi Sekiguchivia, Honda's operations and management officer, said
.
GM and its subsidiaries and joint ventures manufacture and sell vehicles
under the Chevrolet, Cadillac, Baojun, Buick, GMC, Horton, Jiefang and Wuling brands.
，
Recently, GM and Honda announced an agreement to develop new advanced chemistries for battery components, including batteries and modules, to accelerate both companies' all-electric vehicle plans
.
GM and Honda have partnered to develop and produce next-generation batteries
GM and Honda have partnered to develop and produce next-generation batteriesThe next-generation battery will offer higher energy density, smaller packages and faster charging capabilities, primarily for the North American market
.
Under the agreement, the two companies will collaborate based on GM's next-generation battery system, which aims to allow Honda to source battery modules
from GM.
The cooperation will support the independent models
of the two companies.
Combined scale and global manufacturing efficiency will ultimately deliver greater value
to customers.
"This new multi-year agreement with Honda is further proof of GM's ability to create profitable products
.
" Mark Reuss, GM's executive vice president of global product development, procurement and supply chain, said
.
"GM's decades of electrification experience and strategic electric vehicle investments, combined with Honda's commitment to driving electric transportation, will provide better solutions for our customers and achieve our vision
of zero emissions.
"
GM and Honda have established a good partnership
on electrification.
The two companies have established the industry's first joint venture
to produce advanced hydrogen fuel cell systems in 2020.
The integrated development team is working on more affordable commercial solutions
for fuel cell and hydrogen storage systems.
"In addition to our ongoing joint development and production of fuel cells, this collaboration in battery components will take us a new step
towards sustainability.
" Takashi Sekiguchivia, Honda's operations and management officer, said
.
GM and its subsidiaries and joint ventures manufacture and sell vehicles
under the Chevrolet, Cadillac, Baojun, Buick, GMC, Horton, Jiefang and Wuling brands.
，
