ACC Automotive Cell Company

• Investment of 800 million euros for the ACC plant in Douvrin.
• Total production capacity of 40 GWh (gigawatt-hours) by the end of 2024.
• Creation of 2,000 jobs at the site
• France and Germany have committed 1.3 billion euros of public money to the European ACC project (850 million euros for France and 450 million for Germany).
• Total production capacity of 120 GWh per year by 2030 for the three European ACC plants.
• These plants will equip 2.5 million electric vehicles every year by the end of the decade.
• Four French gigafactories, with a total production capacity of between 100 and 120 GWh per year, are expected to create around 10,000 direct jobs by 2030.
• Nearly 10 million new electric vehicles could be sold per year in Europe by 2035.
• The battery represents up to 40% of the cost of an electric vehicle.

• ACC, a joint venture between Stellantis (then PSA) and Saft (a subsidiary of TotalEnergies), created in 2020.
• Electric batteries represent up to 40% of the value of an electric vehicle.
• Operating permit granted in just over six months, a record for this type of project.
• Initial investment of 800 million euros for the first phase of the Douvrin plant.
• Total investment planned by the joint venture over the next few years amounts to almost 7 billion euros.
• First production unit of 13 GWh, enough to power around 250,000 electric cars.

The Termoli plant would reach its full production capacity of 40 gigawatt-hours per year in 2030, and would employ at least 1,800 people by that date

• - 2 billion euros of investment
• - Objective of selling 100% electric passenger cars in Europe by 2030 and 50% in the United States