Automotive Lithium-Ion Battery Market Will Advance at a 16.8% CAGR

The automotive lithium-ion battery market is estimated to touch USD 18.7 billion in 2023, which will rise to USD 55.6 million, propelling at a 16.8% CAGR, by 2030.

The progression of this industry is because of the surging need for hybrid & electric vehicles and the increasing R&D activities to enhance such battery performance.

Moreover, the strict as well as necessary government guidelines implemented to protect the environment are also aiding the industry expansion.

The passenger car category, based on vehicle type, is the largest contributor to the industry, and it will further propel at a 16.6% CAGR, during this decade. The increasing disposable salaries of customers, swift urbanization, and changing lifestyles are raising the demand for passenger cars across the globe, particularly in China.

The Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) category, on the basis of battery type, is dominating the automotive lithium-ion battery market. This can be because of the surging demand for LFP batteries from electric cars and electric bus makers. This is because these batteries have long lifespans and high energy density as well as thermal stability making them less likely to thermal runaway and overheat.

In 2023, the fully electric category, on the basis of vehicle technology, is the largest contributor to the industry, with a 45% share. This can be because of the enhanced average quantity of batteries employed in fully electric vehicles compared to those in PHEVs and HEVs.

The cylindrical category, based on battery form, will propel at the highest rate, during this decade. This is because of the swift heat loss by cylindrical cells in the discharging and charging, their increasing acceptance in various sectors, and their cost-efficiency.

Europe is likely to propel at the fastest rate during this decade. This is because of the goal set by regional governments to boost the sales of EVs as well as the existence of key automobile businesses in this continent.

It is because of the surging demand for hybrid as well as electric automobiles, the automotive lithium-ion battery industry will continue to progress in the years to come.