Global S
upply Chains
of EV B
atteries
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Global supply chains of EV batteries
Executive Summary
Executive summary
Global supply chains of EV batteries
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Executive Summary
As electric car sales continue to break records, supply chain considerations move to the fore
Batteries typically accounts for 30% to 40% of the value of an electric
vehicles (EV), and the race to net zero will focus attention on the
security of supply of the critical minerals and metals needed to
manufacture them.
Electric car sales continued to break records in 2021,
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