BMW of North America and Redwood Materials have partnered to recycle lithium-ion batteries from all-electric, plug-in hybrid electric, and mild hybrid BMW, MINI, Rolls-Royce, and BMW Motorrad

With BMW and Redwood Materials joining forces, is the long-term sustainability of electric vehicles now within reach?

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Battery recycling specialist Redwood Materials has just gained another major automaker as a client, signing a partnership with BMW

BMW of North America struck a deal to recycle lithium-ion batteries from all of its electrified vehicles with Redwood Materials, the companies announced today. The German automaker said it would instruct its dealers to send old batteries from all of its electrified models,

Redwood Materials, which is building a $3.5 billion battery recycling plant in Berkeley County, will get end-of-life batteries from automaker BMW's US network.

The car manufacturer will work with leading battery recycler Redwood Materials to recycle the lithium-ion batteries used in its electric, plug-in hybrid, and mild hybrids models,

BMW is partnering with a leading EV battery recycling company in an attempt to complete a full circular supply chain of electric car batteries.

Northern Nevada-based Redwood Materials added another car company to its list of partners as the battery recycler announced a deal with German carmaker BMW. Under the partnership with BMW of North America,