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##Battery End-of-Life

Battery End-of-Life

##Energy Efficiency / Greenhouse Gases (GHGs)

Energy Efficiency / Greenhouse Gases (GHGs)

##Conclusion

Conclusion

##Battery End-of-Life

##Energy Efficiency / Greenhouse Gases (GHGs)

##Conclusion

Battery End-of-Life

Energy Efficiency / Greenhouse Gases (GHGs)

Conclusion

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This is a really big question, and @EnergyNumbers' answer@EnergyNumbers' answer addresses some of it. I'll try to address some more.

This is a really big question, and @EnergyNumbers' answer addresses some of it. I'll try to address some more.

This is a really big question, and @EnergyNumbers' answer addresses some of it. I'll try to address some more.

The only all-electric car ever produced that hasn't used Li-Ion batteries was the GM EV-1, and they didn't even make that many. So I removed the bit about NiMH batteries.
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A true Electric Vehicle (EV) may have a small battery just like this (e.g. to drive accesories), but this kind of battery is not what drives the car, and is not the big impact on the recycling/landfill issue. An EV's traction motor will probably useuses a NiMH or Li-ion battery pack. It's very large, and very expensive. It also happens to be about 85% recyclable.

A true Electric Vehicle (EV) may have a small battery just like this (e.g. to drive accesories), but this kind of battery is not what drives the car, and is not the big impact on the recycling/landfill issue. An EV's traction motor will probably use a NiMH or Li-ion battery pack. It's very large, and very expensive. It also happens to be about 85% recyclable.

A true Electric Vehicle (EV) may have a small battery just like this (e.g. to drive accesories), but this kind of battery is not what drives the car, and is not the big impact on the recycling/landfill issue. An EV's traction motor uses a Li-ion battery pack. It's very large, and very expensive. It also happens to be about 85% recyclable.

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oops on the Cd
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specific about ICE type
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