The electric vehicle (EV) battery market is witnessing substantial growth, fueled by rising EV adoption, technological advancements, and supportive government policies. The market is projected to expand from USD 91.93 billion in 2024 to USD 251.33 billion by 2035, marking a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.6%. Key innovations include the development of longer-range, faster-charging batteries, such as Honda’s solid-state batteries expected to offer up to 620 miles on a single charge. Additionally, strategic investments and partnerships, like the USD 4.2 billion venture between Stellantis and CATL for a lithium iron phosphate battery plant, are enhancing production capacity. The solid-state battery segment, anticipated to grow significantly, promises improved energy density, safety, and charging efficiency, presenting a transformative opportunity for the EV market.
In other market news, Continental was trading firmly up 6.7% and ending the day at €70.00, near its 52-week high. In the meantime, Tesla softened, down 5.6% to end the day at $263.45.
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Ford Motor closed at $9.61 down 0.4%.
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NIO finished trading at $4.24 down 2.5%.
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