How old electric car batteries are quietly powering a cleaner future

BYD has revolutionized the electric car market again with a new battery that has ended one of the most worrying problems.

How old electric car batteries are quietly powering a cleaner future

A British recycling company is turning shredded electric vehicle batteries into new power cells, offering a path toward cleaner supply chains and energy independence.Michael Marshall reports for the BBC.In short:Altilium, a UK startup, has developed a water-based method to recover valuable metals like nickel and lithium from used EV batteries, avoiding emissions-heavy techniques like pyrometallurgy.The rise in EV adoption and growing concerns ov…

Starting in July 2026, the batteries of electric cars sold in China will not have to burn or explode. An unprecedented standard that could change the situation for the whole sector. Just a few days before the opening of the Shanghai Motor Show, the Chinese authorities have just tightened the screw on several aspects of the

China will implement in 2026 the world’s strictest regulation for electric car batteries, demanding that they cannot burn or explode. The new standard includes extreme testing and seeks to increase safety after recent incidents. This regulation is expected to accelerate market concentration and raise consumer confidence levels.