The German automaker said it would instruct its dealers to send old batteries from all of its electrified models, including battery-electric, hybrid, mild hybrid, and plug-in hybrid vehicles from brands like BMW, Mini, and Rolls-Royce, to Redwood for recycling.

BMW of North America and Redwood Materials have announced a partnership to recycle lithium-ion batteries from all electric, plug-in hybrid-electric, and mild hybrid BMW, Mini, Rolls-Royce, and BMW Motorrad vehicles in the US. This is the next step towards creating a closed loop circular value chain for lithium-ion batteries in the US.

Redwood Materials, which is building a $3.5 billion battery recycling plant in Berkeley County, will get end-of-life batteries from automaker BMW's US network.

The car manufacturer will work with leading battery recycler Redwood Materials to recycle the lithium-ion batteries used in its electric, plug-in hybrid, and mild hybrids models,

BMW is partnering with a leading EV battery recycling company in an attempt to complete a full circular supply chain of electric car batteries.

Battery recycling specialist Redwood Materials has just gained another major automaker as a client, signing a partnership with BMW

Northern Nevada-based Redwood Materials added another car company to its list of partners as the battery recycler announced a deal with German carmaker BMW. Under the partnership with BMW of North America,