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Read on to learn what trends and challenges could be ahead for North America as it races to secure supply of key raw materials for its growing EV industry.
Key raw materials used to power electric vehicles (EVs) have become the center of attention lately, with governments taking notice of how essential they are for the green transition.
Metals such as lithium, cobalt and nickel are making news headlines globally as the western world continues to build out and strengthen its supply chains.
In North America, governments have called for more domestic sources of raw materials, as well as local processing of essential minerals used in lithium-ion batteries; they have also made partnerships with allies a crucial part of the move towards more independence from China.
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Learn about the current state of the electric vehicle industry in the US, plus carmakers’ plans and the outlook for the region.
North America’s leadership in the automotive industry is entering a new chapter as the move from internal combustion engines (ICEs) to electric vehicles (EVs) continues to accelerate.
The new US administration has made clear that it doesn’t want to fall behind in the EV race, with President Joe Biden making a flurry of announcements to push the industry forward since taking office including a potential partnership with Canada for essential raw materials.
China has been at the forefront of the EV revolution, taking control over key aspects of its supply chain, and Europe is moving ahead as well, with the continent passing the Asian country as the fastest-growing region for EV sales in 2020.
Battery Megafactories Surge in Europe as Region Pushes Green Agenda
Can Europe become a leading region for battery manufacturing to supply the growing needs of its EV market? Read on to see what experts had to say.
In the past year, Europe took over the top place from China as a growing electric vehicle market, with the outlook for 2021 also looking bright.
But if there’s a clear fact is that the EV space will require batteries, and to meet that demand megafactory capacity plans are being put in place at a rapid pace.
Here, the Investing News Network (INN) takes a deeper look at how Europe is positioning itself as a leading region for battery manufacturing to supply the growing needs of the electric vehicle sector.