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European Competitiveness in Batteries

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European Competitiveness in Batteries

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MIXjohn elkann·In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen·2 years ago

Elkann: Europe must compete in battery chemistry and assembly to secure EV supply chain

Batteries are the most expensive EV component; Europe needs cost-competitive domestic cell production (ACC in Germany/France/Italy) plus partnerships with Asian leaders (LG, Samsung) to avoid strategic dependency.

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