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Volkswagen has announced a plan to handle the large number of Lithium-ion batteries that they will begin installing in their vehicles over the next few decades. In light of Volkswagen's plan to manufacture over a million electric automobiles by 2025, the collateral issues have to be addressed. What will happen to all these batteries when they reach the end of their functional lifespans? Volkswagen has come up with a few ideas that are worth noting. Let's consider these ideas in greater depth below.

Superior Technology

Nowadays, it takes a lot more than exterior appearances to make a car popular. It takes superior technology, high-performance, and exceptional safety to earn a car buyer's complete acceptance. And, for almost five decades the Volkswagen Golf GTI has delivered those high-quality features, and many more, in abundance.

VW Car-Net keeps you synced and supported on the go. It creates a seamless link between your car, smartphone, and computer with four key areas of service: Safe and Secure, Remote Vehicle Access, Family Guardian, and Diagnostics & Maintenance.

VW’s Car-Net technology already offers several connectivity and remote-control features, but that’s not stopping the automaker from stepping on the Apple bandwagon. When Car-Net’s forthcoming update takes place, VW plans to make it compatible with the new smart watch, offering an app that gives VW owners the ability to control a variety of vehicle functions from their wrists.