Electric vehicles are coming – but the lithium must come from somewhere

The New Economy Videos

Nov 12, 2018Business

It's a lot harder to get a lithium mine into production than to upgrade lithium battery or electric car manufacturers, says NeoLithium's Gabriel Pindar

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