The Latest Breaking News from LG Chem

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Thermal runaway isn't a big problem for electric vehicles, in so much it happens all the time. However, when it does occur, it's catastrophic and has caused many headaches. LG Chem thinks it's solved it.

Ford's new "skunkworks" EV platform could cut costs for mass adoption—if it can get there first.

A driving range of up to 100 miles is provided by a set of 10 LG Chem cells which offer 26 kilowatt-hours of energy and which can be recharged at up to 6.6 kW via the integrated Type 2 socket.

LG Chem announced that it has started the mass production of single-crystal high-nickel cathodes for next-generation batteries.

LG anticipates licensing Impact's process, which can save plastics from landfill and incineration

LG Chem announced a plan to build the largest EV battery cathode manufacturing facility in the US, which will be located in Clarksville, Tennessee.

South Korean firm says facility will produce components to power 2 million electric vehicles by 2027.

Aveo Oncology agreed to be acquired by Korea's LG Chem on Tuesday, and Aveo stock skyrocketed to a near two-year high on the news.