This video is still missing a part of the equation: the disposal of the electric vehicles.<br>It's still very new so there isn't much data to go on, but if it's like solar panels, expect a lot of contamination of water to occur when those cars go to the scrapyard. Lithium, cobalt and nickel will leak.,(reply>), Another (albeit related) problem is car fires. Most EV-car fires cannot be put out. Highly toxic smoke that gets into the environment and our bodies, entire parking garages will burn down once one car catches on fire.. Its gonna be interesting if the greens get their will through with it!,(reply>), Carbon dioxide .04% of the air we breath is essential for life," the human population is being controlled by a handful of the richest people that look down on us as livestock that must be controlled <br>They have created a false set of problem to control the agenda and ultimately you",(reply>), They are recycled,(reply>), @Brian not to move the goal post, but how does Germany power their EV? I hope efficient recycling and replacement of batteries can be made available in the future. Yet there's always more work needed to be done.,(reply>), @Renon19 You need to contact Volkswagen. They've been recycling EV batteries in their plant in Zwickau, Eastern Germany, for several years. They posted a video of the plant, plus the recycling process when it first opened.