Electric Vehicles Today – European Battery Testing Market Accelerates with Regulatory Boost

The European market for electric vehicle (EV) battery testing, inspection, and certification is set to experience significant growth, projected to escalate from $410.9 million in 2024 to $2.21 billion by 2034. This expansion is driven by stringent EU regulations, increased adoption of EVs, and advances in testing technologies, which ensure battery safety and compliance. The market growth is further supported by EU incentives and sustainability goals, with innovative technologies like AI diagnostics and digital twin modelling enhancing testing accuracy and efficiency. The focus on testing and certification helps mitigate risks such as thermal runaway and performance loss, vital for the evolving EV landscape.

In other trading, Gotion High-techLtd was a standout up 7.3% and closing at CN¥27.75, near its 52-week high. At the same time, Hyundai Motor lagged, down 4% to finish the session at ₩201,500.

Hyundai Motor’s rapid hybrid and EV expansion into key U.S. and European markets is poised to boost revenues and pricing power. Click to explore this promising growth narrative further.

If you’re interested in Electric Vehicles, don’t miss our Market Insights article on navigating opportunities within the evolving clean energy transition—a critical read as conditions rapidly shift.

• BYD closed at HK$126.10 up 0.2%.

• Tesla settled with no change at, $322.16. Tesla is set to enter India’s market next month with its first showrooms in Mumbai and New Delhi.

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