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Created: 2025-07-16 14:35:47 UTC

Panasonic had a grand opening for their battery cell factory in Kansas yesterday.

The 2170 cells produced there will have X% greater energy density.  

Presumably that means X% greater than their current 2170 cells produced in Nevada.

That would put the energy density of those cells around XXX Wh/kg.

Panasonic says this facility will increase their total U.S. production capacity to XX GWh

Their actual current production at Giga Nevada is about 40GWh on probably ~42 GWh of production capacity.

That means this plant will be capable of ~31 GWh capacity and ~30 GWh of actual production? 

I find the claim that it's the largest EV battery cell factory in the world questionable.  But either way, it's an irrelevent metric:

Who cares how big the factory is the produces the cells?

What matters is cost, performance, etc.

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