Overview:

• The most expensive component of an electric vehicle (EV) is its battery, and when it dies, the car may not be worth fixing. However, new technology is emerging to recycle dead EV batteries, providing more value that can help offset the cost of a new battery.
• While it won't make replacing the battery free, this process offers hope for a more affordable solution.
• Nissan is leading the charge in EV battery recycling, and other manufacturers are expected to follow suit in the future.

Key Points:

• A dead EV battery doesn't mean the end for the vehicle.
• With new recycling processes, you might be able to recover some value from the old battery to lower replacement costs.
• When buying a used EV, ensure you check the battery's health to avoid costly surprises.
• Even if your EV battery dies, there's potential for a less expensive replacement thanks to advancements in battery dismantling and recycling.

Call to Action:

• If you own an electric vehicle, share your experience with battery replacement. Did your battery ever die? How much did it cost to replace it?

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