Ford Statement on Redwood Materials Pathway Program for End-of-Life Battery Electric Vehicles

Today, Ford President and CEO Jim Farley released the following statement on Redwood Materials’ pathway program for end-of-life battery electric vehicles in California:

“We are excited to be strengthening our partnership with Redwood Materials in identifying solutions for electric vehicle batteries that have reached the end of their useful lives. This new program with Redwood Materials will help Ford lead America’s transition to sustainable and carbon-neutral EV manufacturing and ultimately help make electric vehicles more environmentally responsible and affordable for our customers. I want to thank JB Straubel and the Redwood team for bringing their world-class technology and know-how to our joint effort.”

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