US EditionSeat & Cupra opens new Martorell battery gigafactory to 'lead electromobility in Europe'
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With the inauguration of its new battery assembly plant in Martorell, the Volkswagen Group sets the keystone of its offensive. By 2026, this investment will produce a battery every 45 seconds to power the group's future cities. It is a colossal industrial bet that aims to democratise the electricity through unified cell technology and ultra-optimized logistics. L-electric grafted into the heart of Catalonia The scale of the change in size must b…
Seat and Cupra open battery system assembly plant as part of journey to electrification
Seat and Cupra's battery system assembly plant is now operational at the Martorell factory, part of the Volkswagen Group’s overall battery strategy, balancing in-house and third-party cell supply to achieve maximum flexibility while maintaining access to innovations, technologies, and supply chainsThe launch of these facilities is an advancement in the company's electrification process for the series production of the Cupra Raval and the Volkswa…
Seat & Cupra opens new Martorell battery gigafactory to 'lead electromobility in Europe'
Seat & Cupra has started operations at its new battery system assembly plant at its Martorell site near Barcelona, Spain. Built over two years and costing €300 million, the Spanish carmaker’s new battery gigafactory covers 64,000 square metres. It has the capacity to assemble one of parent company Volkswagen’s new MEB+ battery systems every 45 seconds – a total of 1,200 per day, and 300,000 per year. From 2026, the Seat & Cupra Martorell gigafac…
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