On November 10, 2026, REBATTEX and LKQ Atracco announced a framework to offer eligible used electric vehicle batteries through the REBATTEX platform. The arrangement covers participating LKQ Atracco operations in Sweden and Norway and is intended to connect their used battery supply with prospective buyers across Europe.
The platform will support transactions by providing structured battery information, documentation and traceability. The companies said making relevant information easier to share between sellers and buyers is designed to strengthen trust and support responsible trade in used batteries.
Under the cooperation, eligible batteries are intended to become more accessible for repair, reuse and other suitable applications. The transaction and documentation processes will be structured to maintain traceability across the market. The agreement also establishes a basis for the companies to develop their collaboration over time in response to practical experience and market demand.
REBATTEX said the used EV battery market requires more than matching sellers with buyers, citing trust, traceability and clear information throughout each transaction. LKQ Atracco said stronger market channels could create more opportunities for used EV batteries to enter productive and circular reuse, combining its automotive recycling experience with REBATTEX’s battery transaction platform.
REBATTEX focuses on helping market participants identify, assess, value and trade used EV batteries. Its stated scope includes continued automotive use and repair, as well as repurposing, remanufacturing and eventual recycling. LKQ Atracco is a vehicle dismantling group operating in Sweden and Norway. It dismantles vehicles, checks and distributes used original parts, and recovers materials for circular automotive applications. As part of LKQ Corporation, the group combines its local operations with an international network.
Source: rebattex.com
