Electric mobility, also known as vehicle electrification, is the replacement of fossil fuel vehicles with electric vehicles. Its main importance lies in reducing CO2 (carbon dioxide) emissions into the atmosphere. 

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As the production of electric cars soars year after year, so does the demand for lithium. Lithium is an essential input for the manufacture of lithium-ion batteries and stands out from other metals due to its unique characteristics: high electrochemical potential, low density, and the ability to store large amounts of energy in small volumes.