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Electric cars require far less raw material than petrol, diesel cars – The Driven
Electric vehicles consume just a fraction of the materials needed to produce and drive an internal combustion engine vehicle, and will use less and less as battery…
Electric vehicles (EVs) consume just a fraction of the materials needed to produce and drive an internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle, and will use less and less as battery technology evolves, a new study from European clean transport lobby Transport & Environment has found.
The new study released on Sunday outlines that just 30 kilograms of raw materials are lost in the production and use of an electric car after 70% is recycled at end-of-life, compared with 17,000 litres of fuel burnt by ICE…
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