Europe has lagged Asia in the race to produce lithium-ion batteries, but automotive and battery players are investing heavily to scale up production. A new forecast by Automotive from Ultima Media reveals the opportunities.
As sales of electrified vehicles in Europe accelerate, and emission regulation gets even tighter, the European automotive industry is pivoting fast to electrify the supply chain. The most important component so far is the lithium-ion battery, which is expensive to develop and produce, and challenging and expensive to ship. Daniel Harrison shares the latest outlook for battery demand and production in Europe, and explores the opportunities and competitive issues facing companies across the battery supply chain.
Featuring:
Daniel Harrison, Automotive Analyst at Ultima Media Business Intelligence
Moderated by Christopher Ludwig, Editor-in-Chief at Automotive Logistics and Ultima Media
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