Your making a couple of silly mistakes:
(1) Conflating "broad electrification" with 48VMHs.
(2) Confusing electric drive with BEVs.
HERE'S the facts:
(1) Electric drive is the technology that is creating the NdFeB demand, not electrification. Your beloved 48VMHs don't use NdFeB-based PM traction motors. That's why they're a nothing-burger and your thesis a joke.
(2) BEVs are just one of a number of electric drive solutions. They are the simplest, of course, and if a better battery comes along (even one with just double the energy per unit mass or volume), they will dominate for a number of reasons. They may well dominate in any case and for a number of reasons. Even if a better battery does NOT come along, we will still continue the move to electric drive, but range will be extended with small ICE or HFC battery support.
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This thread is supposed to be about Condisoil and/or radioactivity storage-related questions and issues. As you can't handle those kinds of questions you've latched onto a distraction of my own doing. My bad for giving you an easy segue.
There's one question you must be able to answer though:. What were you referring to when you accused me of accusing Lynas of manipulation?
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