In Pictures: Ultium Cells to Produce LMR Prismatic Battery Cells in Tennessee for Future GM EVs

The LMR prismatic cells will power future GM electric vehicles like the sleek models already hitting the road.

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Ultium Cells' new LMR technology aims to extend range and lower costs for future GM EV owners.

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The Spring Hill, Tennessee plant will be the first globally to commercially produce LMR prismatic cells.

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GM's push into next-generation battery production complements its broader clean energy investments.

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The announcement reinforces the auto industry's shift toward more affordable, sustainable battery chemistries.

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LMR cells promise to reduce reliance on costly materials while maintaining performance in future GM EVs.

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Ultium Cells expects automated manufacturing lines to scale LMR prismatic cell output at Spring Hill.

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The joint venture's move positions GM at the forefront of bringing LMR technology to market.

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Future GM EVs equipped with LMR batteries are expected to deliver competitive charging and range.

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