EV Batteries - Emerging Cell Chemistries, Pack Trends, and Evolving Supply Chains

Lithium-ion battery packs are key to electrification efforts in the electric vehicle market. Battery technology at cell-, module- and pack-level can have significant effects on overall vehicle performance, including range, charging and lifetime.

 

There are many technologies in an electric vehicle battery, from individual cell components (anode, cathode, electrolyte) to pack components (thermal management systems, fire protection materials), pack designs (cell-to-pack, 800V) and battery management systems (software, hardware, communications systems). IDTechEx analyses the market holistically and identifies key trends in each area.

 

In this 30-minute webinar from IDTechEx, Technology Analyst Daniel Parr will discuss:

 

· An introduction to lithium-ion technologies at cell-level, and battery requirements in automotive applications.

· Insights into the advantages and disadvantages of different lithium-ion chemistries.

· Analysis of cell price trends and material price volatility.

· Analysis of regulations across Europe, China and the US, including cell supply chain localization efforts in the US.

· Turnkey battery pack benchmarking and trends in key metrics.

· Market outlook and insight into IDTechEx forecasts for electric vehicle batteries.

 

This webinar draws on research from the new market report, "Li-ion Batteries and Battery Management Systems for Electric Vehicles 2026-2036: Technologies, Forecasts and Players".