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Chemistry & Cell Components
Solid State | Industry Overview
Key trends of the current state of the solid-state battery industry
OEM Race:
Almost all the automotive OEMs are actively participating in the solid-state battery race with varying strategies:
In-house research in SSB (e.g. Toyota)
Strategic partnerships with SSB companies (e.g. Nio with WeLion)
Direct investments in one (e.g. BMW, Ford, Stellantis) or multiple SSB companies (e.g. Mercedes, Hyundai, Kia)
Publicly disclosed mixed strategy, combining in-house development with investments in other companies (e.g. Honda)
Technology:
There is no consensus on the electrolyte to be used, although polymers have achieved the highest level of maturity. Significantly, there is a growing trend towards employing semi-solid polymer electrolytes to enhance workability with the cathode
Notably, there is a substantial focus on Sulfide SSBs in the Asia-Pacific region
Timelines:
The majority of startups in this sector were founded between 2010 and 2016 and are now either public or in the late stages of investments
The Start of Production (SOP) for most players is forecasted or announced to be between 2026 and 2029, with a few optimistic exceptions aiming for 2024
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