Market Trends of north america ev battery pack Industry
The major players in the North American electric vehicle market include Tesla, Toyota, Ford, Hyundai, and Honda
- The North American electric vehicle market is majorly driven by the five major players, accounting for more than 70% of the market in 2023. These prominent players include Tesla, Toyota Group, Ford Group, Hyundai, and Honda. Tesla is the highest seller of electric vehicles in the various North American countries, accounting for around 33% of the market. The company focuses on strong innovation technologies and has strong strategic partnerships with various EV components (such as a battery) manufacturers. Being a US-based company, it has a strong customer base with great product and service offerings in major countries like the United States and Canada across North America.
- Toyota Group is the second largest seller of electric vehicles, accounting for around 30.8% market share across North America. The company has a strong supply chain and distribution network. Toyota has a reliable brand image among its customers. It ranks third in EV sales across various countries in North America. Ford Group acquired it with around 9.9% of the market share. The company has a large customer base in North American countries due to its strong brand image and diverse offerings.
- Hyundai is the fourth largest player, acquiring around 5.48% of the market share in EV sales across North America. The company has a strong production and supply chain network, with wide innovative and diverse products offered for various types of customers looking from reasonable to premium pricing. The fifth-largest player operating in the EV market is Honda, maintaining its market share at around 5.22%. Some of the other players selling EVS in North America include Jeep, Chevrolet, BMW, and Volvo.
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The United States was the largest market with huge EV demand and captured more than 60% of the battery pack market across the region in 2023
- In 2023, the demand for batteries surged as the number of electric vehicles steadily climbed across several North American countries. Many other brands and models are sold in the region, but the top five models in 2023, the Tesla Model Y, Tesla Model 3, Toyota Rav 4, Toyota Sienna, and Honda CRV, acquired a significant portion of the market. With 247,344 units sold in the United States in 2023, the Tesla Model Y maintained its top spot. The Model Y is very well-liked because of its long range, strong seating capacity, and huge luggage capacity.
- The Tesla Model 3 took second place with 215,500 sales in the United States in 2023. The rear-wheel drive and performance versions of the vehicle are available. Due to its strong performance characteristics, Model 3 is drawing customers. The Toyota Rav4 took third position in electric car sales, with sales of 149,938 in the United States and throughout North America. The vehicle has plug-in hybrid technology and several ADAS features, including Toyota Safety Sense.
- The Toyota Sienna has acquired fourth place in the electric vehicle models’ sales, with 69,720 in the United States. The car comes with the option of a 2.5 l engine with a hybrid powertrain. Consumers with big families looking for seven-seater cars have positively responded to the Toyota Sienna. The fifth place was acquired by the Honda CRV, selling 69,720 units in 2023 in the United States. Other top-selling models include Toyota Highlander, Jeep Wrangler, Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, and Ford Mustang Mach-E.
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OTHER KEY INDUSTRY TRENDS COVERED IN THE REPORT
- Surging demand for electric vehicles in North America is driven by government support and growing environmental concerns
- Declining prices of lithium-ion batteries drive the demand for electric vehicles in North America
- Battery prices in North America may continue to decline through 2029, driven by advancements in technology, increasing production efficiency, and rising demand for electric vehicles and renewable energy
- Rising demand for electric vehicles spurs new product launches and market entry in North America, driving battery pack demand
- The dominance of NMC batteries, along with the growing adoption of NCA, LFP, and NCM chemistries in the EV battery market in North America
- Rising electric vehicle sales drive increased demand for battery materials in North America
- Increasing demand and advancements in battery technology drive the growth of electric vehicles in North America
