John Miles, Global Business Leader – EV & Battery, Rockwell Automation, explains the need for flexible and data-driven production operations to meet future EV battery demand
More than 100 EV megafactories or “gigafactories” are planned for construction or already being built around the world, in addition to the many gigafactories already in operation. The race to build these massive, often multi-billion-dollar factories is needed to help meet global battery demand expected to more than triple by 2025
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