LG Energy Solution's Arizona Battery Factory Breaks Ground

• LG Energy Solution's $5.5 billion battery complex in Arizona will power EVs and energy storage systems, creating thousands of jobs and supporting the clean energy transition in the U.S.

Construction has begun on LG Energy Solution's $5.5 billion battery manufacturing complex in Arizona, with two factories set to produce batteries for electric vehicles (EVs) and energy storage systems. The cylindrical battery plant, LG Energy Solution Arizona, will produce 46-Series batteries for EVs, while the ESS battery facility will produce lithium iron phosphate (LFP) pouch-type batteries for energy storage systems. The complex is expected to have an average annual production capacity of 53 GWh.

The construction is on track, with the cylindrical EV battery facility expected to be completed in late 2025 and the ESS battery facility in 2026. LG Energy Solution aims to hire and train a high-quality workforce to operate the manufacturing complex, creating several thousand new jobs. The company's expansion in Arizona reflects its commitment to providing sustainable energy solutions and supporting the clean energy transition in the U.S. LG Energy Solution also has a facility in Michigan undergoing expansion and joint venture facilities with major automakers in the country.

What is LG Energy Solution's plan for job creation in Arizona?

• LG Energy Solution plans to create several thousand new jobs in Arizona through the construction and operation of its battery manufacturing complex.
• The company aims to hire and train a high-quality workforce to operate the facilities, contributing to job growth in the region.
• LG Energy Solution's investment in Arizona reflects its commitment to providing sustainable energy solutions and supporting the clean energy transition in the U.S.
• The company's expansion in Arizona is part of its broader strategy to establish a strong presence in the American market, with facilities in Michigan and joint venture partnerships with major automakers.