LV partners with Altilium and Synetiq to recycle EV batteries
Clean technology group Altilium has announced a partnership with LV and vehicle salvage supplier Synetiq, aiming to recycle electric vehicle batteries from written-off vehicles.
This follows a recent call from the House of Lords to increase “regulatory clarity” over EV batteries, in order to get more EVs on the road and bring down premiums.
Synetiq, which has been LV General
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