Carmakers are increasingly looking into ways of reducing the environmental impact of their vehicle manufacture – and one way to do this is by using more recycled materials in their cars. But how can they go about this?
While environmental regulations for the automotive industry have traditionally focused on the fuel efficiency of vehicles and the greenhouse gasses they emit, the true impact that vehicles have on the planet can only be gauged by considering their entire life cycles…Register for free below to read full article
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ArcelorMittal believes additive manufacturing has clear potential in the automotive industry to optimise global platforms and extend their longevity.
The initiatives aim to increase recycled content in new vehicles while establishing a closed loop for the relatively expensive and scarce minerals in EV batteries.
The carmaker says it is working to increase the proportion of recycled materials in its car fleet to an average of 40% by 2030
