Tesla Opens Canada Battery Gear Factory In Markham, Ontario: Report

Tesla Inc opened a factory to produce battery manufacturing equipment in the Canadian city of Markham, Ontario, the city said on Friday, as the electric carmaker ramps up the production of cheaper, higher-range 4680 battery cells.
In 2019, the U.S. electric carmaker acquired Canada-based Hibar, which manufactures pumps used in fast-speed battery assembly that Tesla is introducing for its new 4680 cells.
undefinedWelcome Tesla look forward to official launch. You are a great addition the “future car” cluster of companies in @cityofmarkham pic.twitter.com/9ZRU2lWyEO
— Mayor Frank Scarpitti (@frankscarpitti) November 4, 2021
"I'm delighted to share that Tesla Canada is joining our already robust automotive and technology ecosystem by locating a manufacturing facility in the City of Markham," the city mayor Frank Scarpitti said on Twitter.
"The facility will be the first branded Tesla Canada manufacturing facility in Canada and will produce state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment to be used at the Gigafactories located around the world in the production of batteries."
City official Bryan Frois told Reuters the Markham facility opened this summer, marking an expansion of another site in neighboring Richmond Hill.

Senior VP Andrew Baglino last month said Tesla will start delivering its first vehicles with 4680 batteries early next year
Tesla did not immediately comment on the mayor's tweet. Last year, Tesla senior vice president Andrew Baglino said at the Battery Day event that its "vertical integration" with Hibar and others would allow them to build batteries faster and scale up production of its 4680 battery cells.
Baglino said last month that Tesla will start delivering its first vehicles with 4680 batteries early next year, but added that "this is a new architecture and unknown unknowns may exist still."
Tesla currently builds the 4680 cells at its pilot factory in California and plans to start their production at its upcoming factories in Texas and Berlin.
Trending News
1 min readHonda CB300R Discontinued In India
Latest News
car&bike Team | Nov 11, 2025Hyundai Tucson Discontinued In India: Delisted From WebsiteThe flagship ICE SUV of the Korean carmaker in India will not be sold anymore in the Indian market.1 min read- car&bike Team | Nov 11, 2025BS-III Petrol, BS-IV Diesel Cars Banned In Delhi NCR As Pollution Levels RiseAs air pollution levels go up, GRAP-III norms have been implemented in Delhi NCR which means BS-III Petrol and BS-!V Diesel cannot be driven across the region1 min read
Jafar Rizvi | Nov 11, 2025Honda CB300R Discontinued In IndiaThe CB300R was first launched in India in 2019 at a price tag of Rs 2.41 lakh (ex-showroom).1 min read
car&bike Team | Nov 10, 2025Bajaj Working On Sub-350 cc KTM & Triumph MotorcyclesBajaj Auto has confirmed that the company is working on sub-350 cc platforms for the made-in-India KTM and Triumph motorcycles for the Indian market.2 mins read
car&bike Team | Nov 10, 2025Maruti Suzuki e Vitara India Launch On December 2The e Vitara is Maruti’s first electric vehicle for the Indian market, with the SUV already being manufactured at the company’s plant in Gujarat.1 min read
Jaiveer Mehra | Nov 10, 2025Vida VX2 Go Now Offered With 3.4 kWh Battery; Price Starts At Rs 1.02 LakhThe VX2 Go was previously only available with a 2.2 kWh battery pack with the 3.4 kWh unit only available in the VX2 Plus.1 min read




















































































































