With the increasing popularity of new energy electric vehicles,the demand for lithium-ion batteries(LIBs) has been growing rapidly,which will produce a large number of spent LIBs.Therefore,recycling of spent LIBs has become an urgent task to be solved,otherwise it will inevitably lead to serious environ-mental pollution.Herein,a unique recycling strategy is proposed to achieve the concurrent reuse of cath-ode and anode in the spent graphite/LiFePO4 batteries.Along with such recycling process,a unique cathode composed of recycled LFP/graphite (RLFPG) with cation/anion-co-storage ability is designed for new-type dual-ion battery (DIB).As a result,the recycle-derived DIB of Li/RLFPG is established with good electrochemical performance,such as an initial discharge capacity of 117.4 mA h g-1 at 25 mA g-1 and 78% capacity retention after 1000 cycles at 100 mA g-1.The working mechanism of Li/RLFPG;DIB is also revealed via in situ X-ray diffraction and electrode kinetics studies.This work not only presents a far-reaching significance for large-scale recycling of spent LIBs in the future,but also proposed a sustainable and economical method to design new-type secondary batteries as recycling of spent LIBs.