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While the motors may be REE-free, I wouldn't be so sure about the rest of the vehicle. Many models of LED's, lasers, displays, headlights, and power circuits u
by mchannon 13y ago
While the motors may be REE-free, I wouldn't be so sure about the rest of the vehicle.
Many models of LED's, lasers, displays, headlights, and power circuits use trace but nonetheless essential amounts of rare earths. The motors and actuators (power windows and locks, charge port and frunk poppers) and seat heater relay might also contain them.
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- dnautics 13y agoindium's not a rare earth metal.
- sologoub 13y agoDefinitely doubt it's possible to have a completely REE-free modern electric car. The post name is definitely click-bait and should be clarified.
- arthulia 13y agoI think it would be difficult to have a modern car that is REE-free.