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Electric vehicle & battery supply chain: 5 things to look for in 2023
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While 2021 was a breakout year in the electric vehicle (EV) market, it grew from strength-to-strength in 2022 despite considerable challenges. The year was primarily defined by the peak of soaring battery metal prices – although lithium, nickel and graphite saw a run at the year’s end. 2023 will surely not disappoint with rising pressure to secure supply chains and develop next-generation technologies in a low-margin industry.
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- The Electric Vehicle and Battery Supply Chain Service
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