Keith Bass+FollowOld EV Batteries Get a Second Life—Here’s HowDid you know your old electric car battery could soon be worth more than you think? Two European companies just figured out how to squeeze extra lithium and other goodies from used EV batteries, making recycling way more efficient. This means cheaper batteries, less mining, and a greener planet. As more people rush to buy EVs before tax credits expire, this recycling hack could help keep costs down and the earth happy. Would you trust a recycled battery in your next car? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #EVBatteries50Share
Christopher Rice+FollowWould You Trust a Fully Recycled EV Battery?Altilium just made EV history by building battery cells from 95% recycled metals—and they perform almost identically to those made from newly mined materials. This could slash the need for destructive mining and make electric vehicles cheaper. But would you trust your next car to a battery built from old ones? Is this the turning point for sustainable tech, or are there hidden risks we’re not seeing yet? Let’s debate! #EVBatteries #TechInnovation #SustainableTech #Tech02Share
Nicholas Coleman+FollowWhat Happens to Old EV Batteries?Ever wonder where all those old electric car batteries go? Aussie experts say we could reuse or recycle them to cut down on electronic junk piling up. Imagine your EV battery powering a golf cart or your home’s backup power! But here’s the catch: most batteries are locked up tight, making it tough to check if they’re still good. If car makers shared battery info, we could get way more out of them—and keep a lot of waste out of landfills. #EVbatteries #Recycling #SustainableLiving #Business21Share
