EV All-Solid Battery Market - Forecast(2024 - 2030)

    1.1 Definitions and Scope

    3.1 Comparative analysis 

        3.1.1 Market Share Analysis- Top Companies

        3.1.2 Product Benchmarking- Top Companies

        3.1.3 Top 5 Financials Analysis

        3.1.4 Patent Analysis- Top Companies

        3.1.5 Pricing Analysis

    4.1 Top startup company Analysis by

        4.1.1 Investment

        4.1.2 Revenue

        4.1.3 Market Shares

        4.1.4 Market Size and Application Analysis

        4.1.5 Venture Capital and Funding Scenario

    5.1 Regulatory Framework Overview

    5.2 New Business and Ease of Doing business index

    5.3 Case studies of successful ventures

    5.4 Customer Analysis - Top companies

    6.1 Market Drivers

    6.2 Market Constraints

    6.3 Porters five force model

        6.3.1 Bargaining power of suppliers

        6.3.2 Bargaining powers of customers

        6.3.3 Threat of new entrants

        6.3.4 Rivalry among existing players

        6.3.5 Threat of substitutes 

    7.1 Value chain analysis

    7.2 Opportunities analysis

    7.3 Market life cycle

    7.4 Suppliers and distributors Analysis

    8.1 Sulfide-based

        8.1.1 Argyrodite

        8.1.2 LGPS

        8.1.3 LPS

        8.1.4 Others

    8.2 Oxide- based

    8.3 Polymer-based

    8.4 Nitride-based

    8.5 Phosphate-based

    8.6Others 

    9.1 Sulfide-based Solid-State Battery

        9.1.1 BMW and battery developer Solid Power collaborated on solid-state battery technology in 2021, with plans to begin testing vehicles with these cells in 2023.  The automaker is prepared to build a prototype line in its Cell Manufacturing Competence Center (CMCC) in Germany to test solid-state battery production.

        9.1.2 In 2021, Ford announced its commitment to invest at least $22 billion through 2025 to deliver connected, all-electric vehicles including by delivering fifth-generation lithium-ion batteries as well as preparing for the transition to solid-state batteries.

    9.2 Polymer-based Solid-State Battery

        9.2.1 Stellantis announced during its EV Day program in July 2021 its target of having the first competitive solid state battery technology introduced by 2026. And also announced that it has got a site for battery plant in Italy.

        9.2.2 The Chinese carmaker SAIC wants to use solid-state batteries in one of its electric models as early as by 2023. SAIC has set up a joint laboratory in 2022 with one of the solid-state battery specialists ChingTao Energy Development to develop the batteries.

    9.3 Oxide-based Solid-State Battery

        9.3.1 Mercedes-Benz and ProLogium, signed a technology cooperation agreement In 2022, to develop next-generation battery cells. Mercedes-Benz plans to go all-electric by 2030 wherever market conditions allow. By partnering with leading companies in the fast-evolving field of solid-state technology.

        9.3.2 VinFast announced tens of investments in ProLogium in 2022 under the strategic cooperation arrangements. ProLogium plans to provide solid-state battery cells to VinFast starting in 2024 to support its next-generation line-up. ProLogium’s first major solid-state battery plant, which is slated to launch in early 2023, will devote a significant portion of the facility’s production capacity to supply VinFast.

    9.4 Others

    10.1Year - 2023

        10.1.1 CATL, LG Energy Solution, SK Innovation to Ford Motor Company (Beginning in 2023, Ford will start purchasing LFP batteries from CATL. They will be utilised in F-150 Lightnings and standard-range Mustang Mach Es in the future. They will import the batteries from China. Ford collaborates with battery suppliers LG Energy Solution (373220.Korea) and SK Innovation in addition to CATL (096770.Korea))

        10.1.2 Exicom to Hero Electric (Exicom, a producer of lithium-ion batteries and electric car chargers, announced in January 2023 that it had inked a contract with Hero Electric for the delivery of its battery management systems. Exicom BMS (Battery Management Systems) would be purchased by Hero Electric annually under the terms of the deal, the firm said in a statement.)

    10.2 Year - 2022

        10.2.1 Envision AESC to BMW Group (BMW Group signs an agreement with Envision AESC for the supply of battery cells to the Plant Spartanburg, and announces an investment of $1.7 billion (USD) to build electric vehicles there)

        10.2.2 SK On to Hyundai Motor Co (Hyundai Motor Group of South Korea has struck a contract with battery manufacturer SK On to purchase electric vehicle (EV) batteries in North America)

        10.2.3 Others

    10.3 Year - 2021

        10.3.1 SK Innovation, CATL to Kia Corporation ((1) In order to manage waste properly and salvage valuable resources, Kia Corporation and its electric vehicle (EV) battery provider, SK Innovation Company, have decided to work together to recycle outdated batteries in South Korea. 2) The Kia Corporation of South Korea intends to employ batteries produced by CATL in China in an electric vehicle (EV) it intends to market there)

    11.1 Sulphide Based

        11.1.1 Furukawa Co Ltd (Japan, 22-02-2023)

        11.1.2 Panasonic (Japan, 09-02-2023)

        11.1.3 LG Energy Solutions Ltd (South Korea, 11-11-2022)

        11.1.4 Others

    11.2 Polymer Based

        11.2.1 LG Chemical Ltd (South Korea, 26-01-2021)

        11.2.2 Sumitomo Metal Mining Co (Japan, 1-3-2023)

        11.2.3 Panasonic IP Man Co Ltd (Japan, 13-5-2023)

        11.2.4 Others

    11.3 Phosphate Based

        11.3.1 Toyoto Motor Corp (Japan, 15-9-2022)

        11.3.2 Samsung Electronics Co ltd(South Korea, 14-7-2022)

        11.3.3 TDK Corp(Japan, 15-9-2022)

        11.3.4 Others

    11.4 Oxide-Based

        11.4.1 Showa Denko KK (Japan,19-Jan-23)

        11.4.2 Nissan Motor (Japan,22-Sep-22)

        11.4.3 LG Energy Solution Ltd (Korea, 18-Aug-22)

        11.4.4 Others

    11.5 Nitride-Based

        11.5.1 Furukawa Co Ltd (Japan, 17-03-2022)

        11.5.2 Alliance Sustainable Energy (USA, 04-Feb-21)

        11.5.3 Silver Leaf Element Company (China, 21-Jun-22)

        11.5.4 Others

    12.1 Sulfide-Based

        12.1.1 Toyota Motor Corporation

        12.1.2 NGK Insulators, Ltd.

        12.1.3 Lyten, Inc.

        12.1.4 Maxell Europe Limited.

        12.1.5 Cymbet 

        12.1.6 Solid Power. 

        12.1.7 Theion GmbH

        12.1.8 Samsung sdi co. ltd. 

        12.1.9 SK innovation Co., Ltd

        12.1.10 Panasonic Energy Co., Ltd.

    12.2 Oxide-Based

        12.2.1 Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

        12.2.2 Ilika

        12.2.3 Targray

        12.2.4 PolyPlus Battery Company

        12.2.5 ProLogium Technology CO., Ltd.

        12.2.6 Hitachi Zosen Corporation

        12.2.7 Ion Storage Systems

        12.2.8 STMicroelectronics

    12.3 Polymer-Based

        12.3.1 Prieto Battery Inc.

        12.3.2 Natrion Inc.

        12.3.3 Factorial Inc.

        12.3.4 Ionic Materials, Inc.

        12.3.5 QuantumScape

        12.3.6 Blue Solutions S.A.S.

        12.3.7 BrightVolt Solid State Batteries.

    13.1 North America

        13.1.1 U.S.

        13.1.2 Canada

        13.1.3 Mexico

    13.2 South America

        13.2.1 Brazil

        13.2.2 Argentina

        13.2.3 Rest of South America

    13.3 Europe

        13.3.1 U.K

        13.3.2 Germany

        13.3.3 Italy

        13.3.4 France

        13.3.5 Spain

        13.3.6 Rest of Europe

    13.4 Asia-Pacific

        13.4.1 China

        13.4.2 Japan

        13.4.3 India

        13.4.4 South Korea

        13.4.5 Rest of APAC

    13.5 RoW

        13.5.1 Middle East 

        13.5.2 Africa

    14.1 New Product Launches

    14.2 M&A’s, Collaborations, JVs and Partnerships

    15.1 Market Share by Country- Top companies

    15.2 Market Share by Region- Top companies

    15.3 Market Share by type of Product / Product category- Top companies

    15.4 Market Share at global level- Top companies

    15.5 Best Practices for companies

    17.1 Market Share, Company Revenue, Products, M&A, Developments

    17.2 Company 1

    17.3 Company 2

    17.4 Company 3

    17.5 Company 4

    17.6 Company 5

    17.7 Company 6

    17.8 Company 7

    17.9 Company 8

    17.10 Company 9

    17.11 Company 10