Li-ion battery market to exceed $430 billion by 2033: IDTechEx

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....

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 energystorage 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 For most such uses, Li-ion batteries are unlikely to be superseded within the next 10 years.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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