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Cost, emissions, and material flow implications of designing electric vehicle components for recyclability
Abstract The electric vehicle (EV) industry is growing rapidly; however, compared to conventional automobiles, the increased weight of EVs contributes to their more limited range. To reduce total EV weight, higher-end vehicles use materials such as aluminum, which are more costly and energy-intensi
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