Second life for dead EV batteries


PETALING JAYA: With the number of electric vehicles (EVs) in Malaysia on the rise, talks have begun with EV producers on what to do with the almost 900,000 depleted lithium-ion batteries by 2050.

This is because if they are improperly disposed, the depleted EV batteries could pose environmental and health challenges for the nation.

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