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Economic Impact of Aluminum‐Intensive Vehicles on the U.S. Automotive Recycling Infrastructure

The use of aluminum alloys in automobile production is growing as automakers strive to lower vehicle fuel consumption and reduce emissions by substituting aluminum for steel. The current recycling infrastructure for end‐of‐life vehicles is mature, profitable, and well suited to steel‐intensive vehicles; increased use of cast and wrought aluminum, however, will present new challenges and opportunities to the disassembler and shredder, who now comprise the first stages of the vehicle recycling infrastructure.