General Motors has taken a major step toward sustainable electric vehicle production by launching a new line of EVs powered entirely by batteries made from recycled materials. The automaker is now able to reuse up to 100% of the components from old or discarded batteries, significantly reducing reliance on newly mined minerals like lithium and cobalt. This initiative aligns with growing industry efforts to cut environmental impact while addressing supply chain challenges. The move could set a precedent for how automakers balance innovation with eco-friendly manufacturing practices.
GM rolls out EVs using fully recycled battery materials Just Auto
