How Nissan Recycles Depleted EV Batteries and Rescues Them t

How Nissan Recycles Depleted EV Batteries and Rescues Them to Power Japan


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Have you ever wondered where EV batteries go when they die? Well, as far as Nissan is concerned, these essential components get a second life by being recycled, refurbished, and reused through the carmaker's 4R Energy Corp joint venture with Sumitomo.
How Nissan Recycles Depleted EV Batteries and Rescues Them to Power Japan
8 Feb 2021, 16:37 UTC ·
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The automotive industry’s rapidly evolving to an all-electric era, driven by the quest for a sustainable, zero-emission future.
With the technology currently available, several EV components have a limited lifespan, and the most important of them is the battery pack. This essential component comprises several modules filled with lithium-ion cells that store electric energy and deliver it to the drivetrain.

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