In Pictures: Rivian and Redwood Materials expand partnership to recycle EV battery scrap and end-of-life packs

Rivian and Redwood Materials aim to close the loop on EV batteries by recycling production scrap and end-of-life packs.

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The expanded partnership reflects growing momentum in electric mobility and the battery supply chain behind it.

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Recycling battery scrap helps recover critical materials rather than sending valuable components to landfill.

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Redwood Materials will process Rivian's end-of-life packs as the automaker scales EV production.

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The deal builds on an existing project using repurposed Rivian packs for energy storage in Normal, Illinois.

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Second-life battery storage and recycling are central to Rivian's strategy for reducing waste.

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Redwood's recycling process targets the lithium, nickel, and copper inside EV battery packs.

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Demand for recycled battery materials is rising as electric vehicle adoption grows.

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The partnership spans both battery production scrap and packs retired from vehicles at end of life.

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