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Global EV Battery Deployment Grew Nearly 30% in 2025 to Reach 1.2 TWh

EV Battery Market 2025 to 2032: Chemistry Wars, Capacity Surge and the Road to Electrification Scale →
What Changed

Global electric vehicle battery deployment reached 1.2 TWh in 2025, an increase of almost 30% compared to 2024. Growth was led by China, which represented 60% of global deployment, while the European Union accounted for almost 15% and the United States stagnated at 10%. Demand was heavily boosted by electric trucks, for which battery demand more than doubled, increasing their market share of global EV battery deployment to about 8% in 2025.

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Recommended Actions 1

Monitor regional demand shifts and electric commercial fleet growth

Sustained rapid expansion in Chinese commercial transport and emerging markets will shift key battery material allocations away from North American light-duty vehicles.

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iea.org

Source · iea.org

openpr.com

Source · openpr.com

# Electric Vehicle Battery Market to Reach US$ 213.6 Billion by 2033, Growing at a CAGR of 13.9% During 2026-2033 | industry sources The global Electric Vehicle Battery Market is witnessing continued strong expansion as the automotive industry increasingly advances electric mobility and battery-powered transportation. According to industry sources, the market is valued at US

csis.org

Source · csis.org

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