Fisker Inc. confirmed Thursday that Foxconn will build its second car, a compact EV, at a newly acquired plant in Lordstown, Ohio. The Fisker FSR Pear will enter production in 2024 and cost about ...

The permit calls for significant modification of a draft permit created two years ago calling for the installation of ...

While Foxconn is currently locked in a dispute with Lordstown Motors, the technology giant says it will still be able to use the $250 million factory in Ohio that it purchased from the electric ...

The 6.2-million-square-foot Foxconn production facility in Lordstown Township, Ohio. Lordstown Motors By Mary Vanac – Staff Reporter, Cleveland Business Journal ...

LORDSTOWN, Ohio - Foxconn EV System in Lordstown is awaiting the final approval from the US Environmental Protection Agency to obtain a revised operating permit, which will allow for the installation ...

Foxconn and Indi EV sign agreement that will allow Foxconn to produce first Indi One prototype electric vehicles on the site of the former GM Lordstown plant.

A mural is displayed on the wall outside the Lordstown Motors plant, June 22, 2021 in Lordstown, Ohio. Lordstown Motors Corp. says it is in danger of failing because Foxconn is looking to back ...

LORDSTOWN, Ohio - The bankruptcy filing this week of a second U.S. electric vehicle startup is not expected to impact Foxconn’s manufacturing operations in Lordstown Township, Ohio, the ...

In 2018, Donald Trump and other Ohio political leaders put pressure on GM CEO Mary Barra to reverse the decision to close the Lordstown plant, or find a buyer. via REUTERS ...

Read full article: State House Speaker abruptly ends session in Lansing A mural is displayed on the wall outside the Lordstown Motors plant, June 22, 2021 in Lordstown, Ohio. Lordstown Motors Corp ...

The trucks were built in an old General Motors small-car assembly plant in Lordstown, Ohio, near Cleveland, that was purchased in 2021 by Taiwan’s Foxconn Technology Group, the world’s largest ...

Lordstown Motors says it is in danger of failing because Foxconn is looking to back away from an agreement to invest up to $170 million in the commercial electric vehicle startup.