This analysis explores key strategies for achieving carbon neutrality in battery electric vehicles (BEVs), with a focus on the life cycle emissions of EV batteries. It explores the concept of life cycle emissions, assessing the environmental impact from raw material extraction to the end-of-life (EOL) phase. The analysis examines the roles and implications of governments, OEMs, and battery manufacturers in shaping decarbonization strategies for road transport. In addition, it evaluates the effectiveness of existing and emerging policies aimed at reducing BEVs' carbon footprint.

• What are the new technologies that contribute to carbon neutrality, including advancements in battery chemistry, sustainable material sourcing, and improved recycling processes?
• Which growth opportunities are arising from the transition to carbon-neutral transportation?
• How can you adapt to the evolving landscape of BEV sustainability and achieve long-term carbon neutrality goals combined with exponential growth?