Published: 2024-04-05
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Albemarle predicts the shift to EVs in the US and Europe will take longer than previously expected, leading to a reduced 2030 lithium demand forecast.
"Albemarle, the world’s largest lithium producer, reduced its 2030 demand forecast for lithium as it now sees the shift to EVs in the US and Europe taking longer than previously expected."
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The CEO of Dowlais forecasts that carmakers will be forced to cut EV prices again in 2024.
"He forecasted that carmakers would be forced to cut EV prices again later this year."
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The global auto industry expects to produce 14 million EVs in 2024 and sell 20 million EVs globally in 2025.
"The global auto industry ... expects to produce fourteen million this year… By next year they expect to sell twenty million cars globally"
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Ford expects its hybrid vehicle sales to quadruple by 2029.
"Ford – the number two hybrid manufacturer - expects its sales of hybrids to quadruple in the next five years."
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Akio Toyoda predicts global demand for Battery Electric Vehicles will cap at 30% of the total market.
"Akio Toyoda, the chairman of Toyota predicted in January that demand for Battery Electric Vehicles would hit a ceiling at 30 per cent of the global market, opening the way for more hybrid sales."
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Citigroup predicts US EV demand could rise rapidly if households choose to own one internal combustion engine vehicle and one EV.
"The analysts argue that if US households were to decide to own one ICE vehicle and one EV, EV demand could, in theory, rise overnight."
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China is predicted to have EVs make up 40% of vehicle sales by 2030.
"China is the country that is most likely to meet its target of EV’s making up 40 percent of vehicles sold by 2030."
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A change in US administration after the upcoming election is likely to lead to significant changes in EV incentives.
"If there is a change in Administration in the United States in the upcoming election, it’s likely that we will see significant changes in EV incentives..."
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Albemarle predicts the shift to EVs in the US and Europe will take longer than previously expected, leading to a reduced 2030 lithium demand forecast.
"Albemarle, the world’s largest lithium producer, reduced its 2030 demand forecast for lithium as it now sees the shift to EVs in the US and Europe taking longer than previously expected."
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The CEO of Dowlais forecasts carmakers will be forced to cut EV prices again later in 2024.
"He forecasted that carmakers would be forced to cut EV prices again later this year."
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The global auto industry expects to produce 14 million EVs in 2024 and sell 20 million EVs globally in 2025.
"The global auto industry manufactured just over ten million EVs last year and expects to produce fourteen million this year… By next year they expect to sell twenty million cars globally, almost doubling sales in just two years."
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Ford expects its hybrid sales to quadruple within the next five years (by 2029).
"Ford – the number two hybrid manufacturer - expects its sales of hybrids to quadruple in the next five years."
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Akio Toyoda (Toyota chairman) predicts Battery Electric Vehicle demand will hit a ceiling at 30% of the global market.
"Akio Toyoda, the chairman of Toyota predicted in January that demand for Battery Electric Vehicles would hit a ceiling at 30 per cent of the global market, opening the way for more hybrid sales."
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Citigroup analysts predict that if US households chose to own one ICE vehicle and one EV, EV demand could rise overnight.
"The analysts argue that if US households were to decide to own one ICE vehicle and one EV, EV demand could, in theory, rise overnight."
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China is predicted to meet its target of EVs making up 40% of vehicles sold by 2030.
"China is the country that is most likely to meet its target of EV’s making up 40 percent of vehicles sold by 2030."
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A change in US administration in the upcoming election is likely to cause significant changes in EV incentives.
"If there is a change in Administration in the United States in the upcoming election, it’s likely that we will see significant changes in EV incentives, which only adds to the industry’s unpredictability."
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