Advanced Manufacturing

Learn about Ontario’s investment mission to Germany to promote the province’s growing automotive sector and explore new opportunities for investment.

The plant, Volkswagen’s largest to date, will create up to 3,000 direct jobs and up to 30,000 indirect jobs. Once complete in 2027, the plant will produce batteries for up to one million electric vehicles per year, bolstering Canada’s domestic battery manufacturing capacity to meet the demand for electric vehicles now and into the future.

Stellantis and LG Energy Solution’s joint venture NextStar Energy is taking shape in Windsor, Ontario.

VueReal investing $40 million to enhance their technology manufacturing capabilities and create 75 new jobs in Ontario. VueReal is one of almost 25,000 tech businesses in the province, contributing over $48 billion annually to the technology sector’s GDP.

Invest Ontario is supporting Magna's $471 million expansion across six different locations in Ontario, expected to create more than 1,000 new jobs by 2027.

University of Windsor’s SHIELD Automotive Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence is developing innovations to protect connected and autonomous vehicles.

Canada places second in BloombergNEF’s global battery supply chain ranking, credited with strengths in raw materials, ESG factors and industrial infrastructure.

Waabi have unveiled the Waabi Driver, an AI-first autonomy stack as software designed for factory-level OEM integration, large-scale commercialization, and safe deployment.

The Ontario government has concluded a successful trade mission to India to strengthen relationships with economic partners and attract new investments in key sectors.

With support from the province, GM Canada has transformed its CAMI manufacturing plant into an all-EV manufacturing facility, the first of its kind in Canada.