* Electrical wiring: Copper is an excellent conductor of electricity, so it is used to make the electrical wiring that connects the battery to the various electrical components of the vehicle.
* Electronics: Copper is also used in the construction of electronic components, such as circuit boards and transistors.
* Radiator: The radiator in a vehicle uses copper tubes to transfer heat from the engine to the coolant.
* Brakes: Copper is used in the brake pads of a vehicle to help dissipate heat and reduce wear.
* Bearings: Copper is used in the bearings of a vehicle to reduce friction and wear.
The amount of copper in a vehicle can vary depending on the make and model of the vehicle, as well as the level of trim. For example, a luxury vehicle with a lot of electronic features will typically contain more copper than a basic economy car.
