The shift to electric vehicles aims to reduce dependence on Middle Eastern oil, but Toyota's CEO warns that 70% of aluminum used in EVs still comes from the region, raising concerns about supply chain vulnerabilities.
- Toyota's CEO warns of supply chain risks due to 70% reliance on Middle East aluminum for EVs.
- EVs aim to reduce oil dependence but remain vulnerable to regional supply disruptions.
- Aluminum is crucial for EV construction, used in vehicle bodies and components.
- Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East could impact EV production stability.
- Automakers and commodity traders may need to diversify aluminum sources to mitigate risks.
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