About 50 kilograms of nickel goes into each Tesla battery
. Nickel is a critical metal in batteries, and as the world keeps moving toward renewables, more batteries are needed to store energy. In fact, a report by the CSIRO shows about five times as much nickel (48,006 kilotonnes) will be needed to meet global demand by 2050 as lithium (8,990 kilotonnes). The higher nickel content in these batteries tends to increase their energy density or the amount of energy stored per unit of volume, increasing the driving range of the EV.
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