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I did, actually. Looks like aluminum is down about 60% from a peak last year, and sitting about 20% higher than its pre-pandemic level (which inflation-correct
by ajross 4y ago
I did, actually. Looks like aluminum is down about 60% from a peak last year, and sitting about 20% higher than its pre-pandemic level (which inflation-corrected isn't much of a change at all).
Is there a specific point you're trying to make? Or you're just saying steel is cheaper?
- seydor 4y agoNo i mean the machines are great but the war is making the cost of cars uncertain and probably high
- alfor 4y agoIt’s mostly stored electricity and completely recyclable.
- robocat 4y agoSure, pure aluminium is. Surely the Tesla parts will be special alloys to get the correct plastic deformation during crashes (amongst other constraints). I would guess special alloys could require different recycling paths, or recycling to lower value impure material? Then again, it must be a solved problem, which I should bing!