Toyota is working with industry partners including Jera and Redwood Materials to find new uses for end-of-life EV batteries as well as sustainable recycling
As part of its Seventh Toyota Environmental Action Plan the carmaker has targets to implement Battery 3R throughout China, Japan, and wider Asia, Europe and the US by 2025. It also aims to maximise the collection and detoxification of end-of-life batteries globally by the same year. Toyota is working with a number of partners to realise these goals.
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