Li-ion Battery Market to Exceed $430 Billion by 2033

With their comparatively high performance, low cost and wide availability, lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries are today’s pre-eminent energy-storage technology for applications ranging from small personal electronics to electric vehicles (EVs) to large, stationary energy storage systems.

Alex Nevels

With their comparatively high performance, low cost and wide availability, lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries are today’s pre-eminent energy-storage technology for applications ranging from small personal electronics to electric vehicles (EVs) to large, stationary energy storage systems. For most such uses, Li-ion batteries are unlikely to be superseded within the next 10 years. Nevertheless, innovation continues to be made in Li-ion materials, R2R manufacturing, cell and pack design, and investment in the industry continues at a rapid pace.

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