In 2022, the electric car market registered a sale of 8.1 million units, and it is predicted to grow at a 23.8% CAGR, to reach 45 million units by 2030, as per P&S Intelligence.
In the past few years, electric vehicles have become a major area of attention for several automakers, such as General Motors, Ford Motors, and BMW AG. Moreover, the main factors that are driving the demand for battery cars include the snowballing consumer concentration in reducing their vehicles’ CO2 release, supportive government guidelines, and refining battery technology.
The improvement of electric vehicle batteries is the major factor for the lowering cost and expanding driving range of electric vehicles. New cell understandings are being studied to make electric vehicle batteries compact, and lighter, and increase the capability to store more energy, to enable such vehicles to strive against conventional fuel-based ones.
Based on volume, the U.S. is projected to witness considerable development, at a CAGR of 24.2% in the coming few years due to the growing government aid for eco-friendly automotive technologies. The vital initiatives for EVs in the country include the U.S. federal tax credit of USD 7,500 on their buying, the ZEV program in California, Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards, and other states.
In the APAC region, China is dominating the industry, with a revenue share of approximately 90% in 2022, boosted by the high output of e-cars, braced by government help and reimbursement strategies.
As electrical vehicles are costlier in comparison to traditional ICE vehicles, the Chinese
The battery accounts for a significant share of the total price of an electric vehicle. For BEVs to become cost-effective with conventional models, the cost of the battery packs should fall under $120/kWh by 2030. Automotive lithium-ion battery pack cost was previously reduced significantly during the 2010–2016 period, to $227/kWh.
Hence, mainly because of global warming, the sales of the electric car will increase in the future as well.
