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London's black cabs going electric spurs aluminium restartBy:ALUMINIUM London’s black cabs going electric shows the new wave of automobile technology is already reshaping the metals industry.
After being closed for three years due to a weak market, Sapa SA’s aluminium plant in south Wales will reopen this week to supply lightweight parts for automakers such as London Electric Vehicle, the maker of black cabs.
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