DISRUPTION – IN THE E-MOBILITY INDUSTRY, LI-ION BATTERY SALES HEADS TO ~$70 BN BY 2025, POTENTIAL REVENUE OPPORTUNITY WORTH ~$26 BN IS OPENING UP

According to MarketsandMarkets analysis,

• There is ~USD 26 Bn potential opportunity within the E-Mobility eco-system, more than half of which is contributed by various EV components including batteries, motors, and chargers.
• E-Mobility Industry represents an opportunity worth US$ 18-26 Bn for the companies operating in the entire EV value chain.
• A fuel cell is one of the emerging segments and was one of the most talked-about trends in the auto industry in 2021.
• Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, EV sales registered a sprawling growth rate of over 94% in 2021 as compared to 2020.
• Considering the unaffected sales of EV in 2021, the outlook in 2022 is expected to remain positive despite the third wave of the pandemic.
• Growing EV sales across all major regions are expected to create huge opportunities EV charging stations market.
• Growing electric trends would create a shift in revenue mix in the coming years.

Currently, businesses have low access to primary intelligence to clarify some unknowns and adjacencies in these opportunity areas –

• Adoption levels of E-Mobility are low as compared to ICE. Currently, it ranges between 5-10% globally, however, in some countries it is approaching 15% – 20%. As electric vehicle help reduce vehicle emission, it is getting a push from the governments as well.
• Currently, Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) in the passenger car segment are largely sold for personal transportation.
• Increasing focus on electric commercial transportation drives the adoption of electric trucks and electric buses. Government investments in public transportation offer huge opportunities for electric buses.
• Adjacent markets such as electric vehicle components, electric vehicle batteries, and electric vehicle charging stations and required services to provide immense growth opportunities.
• Battery technology is changing rapidly and the introduction of new battery technology such as Sodium Ion, Lithium-Air, and Solid-state batteries is expected to disrupt the EV market.

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Key uncertainties/perspectives that industry leaders seek answers to:

For E-Mobility OEMs:

• What are the major buying criteria of customers? Rate and rank various purchase criteria
  • Product/Service features
  • Vehicle range
  • Innovation
  • Price
  • Branding
• Gap analysis between OEM’s product offering and Customer Needs. What changes or innovations could the Client focus on?
• What are the customer perceptions about vehicle electrification and connectivity, its strengths and weakness vs. those of its competitors?
• What is the Customer perception as to how OEMs can augment their service offerings?
• What is the purchasing process? Who are the key decision-makers and influencers? Who are the current vendors?

For Companies in Adjacent markets:

• What are the key regulations surrounding vehicle electrification?
• Major market trends and dynamics. How is the client’s current business position and strategy aligned with industry dynamics, disruptions, and opportunities?
• What are the key components that the clients are keen on?
• When EV tipping point can be achieved?
• Competitive landscape and market share rankings, assessment of client’s competitive position and product offerings vs. major competitors.
• What should be our key differentiations/Value Proposition in the company’s offerings?
• How are the automotive trends like ride-sharing, connected vehicles, light-weighting, and autonomous vehicles set to impact the electric vehicle business?

Therefore, MarketsandMarkets research and analysis focuses on high-growth markets and emerging technologies, which will become ~80% of the revenues of auto players from the EV ecosystem in the next 5-10 years.