At Nav Prakriti, we know that used EV batteries are far from useless—they’re packed with valuable materials that can be recovered and reused.
From a typical lithium-ion EV battery, we can recover:
- Lithium – essential for making new batteries
- Cobalt – a rare and expensive metal used in battery cathodes
- Nickel – improves energy density and battery life
- Manganese – supports battery stability
- Copper – found in wiring and current collectors
- Aluminum – used in casings and certain battery parts
- Graphite – used in the battery’s anode
These materials are extracted through mechanical, chemical, or thermal processes, depending on the recycling method. In many cases, over 90% of the key metals can be recovered with advanced technologies.
By recovering and reusing these materials, we reduce the need for new mining, lower carbon emissions, and help build a more circular and sustainable battery supply chain.
At Nav Prakriti, we see used batteries as a resource—not waste. Every battery recycled brings us closer to a cleaner, self-reliant energy future.

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