Stellantis has secured a conditional commitment for a $7.54 billion loan from the US Department of Energy to establish lithium-ion battery factories in Indiana, aiming to produce 67 GWh of batteries annually. The company is also investing in lithium-sulfur battery technology, partnering with Zeta Energy to potentially launch a commercial version by 2030, which promises lighter, cheaper, and faster-charging batteries. As scrutiny of these projects increases, the future of Stellantis's EV ambitions remains uncertain amid competitive pressures in the automotive industry.
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