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Global xEV Battery Market Doubles In July 2021
Chinese manufacturers note the highest growth rate year-over-year.

Mark Kane 
By: Mark Kane
Sep 12, 2021 at 6:57pm ET
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The global xEV (BEVs, PHEVs, HEVs) battery market continues to expand at a very high speed, more than doubling year-over-year in July.
According to SNE Research, the total battery capacity installed in passenger xEVs registered in July amounted to 20.7 GWh, which is 113% more than a year ago.
The number includes only battery capacity deployed in new passenger cars (buses and trucks are excluded).
As we can see, CATL remains the top player in the xEV battery market with 6.1 GWh (up 236%) and over 29% market share!
LG Chem's LG Energy Solution also notes high volume, but the year-over-year growth is not as high - 5.1 GWh (up 81%).
The highest growth rate is noted by the Chinese manufacturers like CATL, BYD and CALB. Panasonic's growth rate is relatively weak.
Global Passenger xEV Battery Shipment - July 2021
- CATL - 6.1 GWh (up 236%) with 29.3% share
- LG Chem's LG Energy Solution - 5.1 GWh (up 81%) with 24.5% share
- Panasonic - 2.5 GWh (up 47%) with 11.9% share
- BYD - 2.0 GWh (up 331%) with 9.6% share
- SK Innovation - 1.2 GWh (up 81%) with 5.8% share
- Samsung SDI - 1.0 GWh (up 14%) with 4.7% share
- CALB - 0.7 GWh (up 357%) with 3.6% share
- Guoxuan - 0.4 GWh (up 76%) with 1.9% share
- Envision AESC - 0.3 GWh (down 7%) with 1.3% share
- PEVE - 0.2 GWh (up 18%) with 1.1% share
other - 1.3 GWh (up 128%) with 6.4% share
Total - 20.7 GWh (up 113%)

Global Passenger xEV Battery Shipment - January-July 2021
Year-to-date, more than 126 GWh (up 154%) of batteries were deployed globally in new passenger xEVs.
CATL is slightly ahead of LG. Panasonic is in the middle between the two leaders and the rest of the group, led by BYD.
- CATL - 34.2 GWh (up 280%) with 27.1% share
- LG Chem's LG Energy Solution - 33.1 GWh (up 152%) with 26.2% share
- Panasonic - 19.6 GWh (up 66%) with 15.5% share
- BYD - 9.0 GWh (up 275%) with 7.2% share
- Samsung SDI - 6.9 GWh (up 88%) with 5.4% share
- SK Innovation - 6.4 GWh (up 143%) with 5.1% share
- CALB - 3.9 GWh (up 323%) with 3.1% share
- Envision AESC - 2.2 GWh (up 12%) with 1.8% share
- Guoxuan - 2.2 GWh (up 206%) with 1.7% share
- PEVE - 1.5 GWh (up 34%) with 1.2% share
other - 7.2 GWh (up 213%) with 5.7% share
Total - 126.2 GWh (up 154%)

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Global xEV Battery Shipment - July 2021
If we include the commercial vehicles, like buses and trucks, the total battery capacity deployed is even higher - 22.6 GWh (up 101%) in July. Passenger cars stand for close to 92% of all xEV batteries.
- CATL - 7.4 GWh (up 169%) with 32.6% share
- LG Chem's LG Energy Solution - 5.1 GWh (up 81%) with 22.5% share
- Panasonic - 2.5 GWh (up 47%) with 10.9% share
- BYD - 2.1 GWh (up 218%) with 9.3% share
- SK Innovation - 1.3 GWh (up 91%) with 5.9% share
- Samsung SDI - 1.0 GWh (up 12%) with 4.4% share
- CALB - 0.7 GWh (up 355%) with 3.3% share
- Guoxuan - 0.5 GWh (up 30%) with 2.1% share
- Envision AESC - 0.3 GWh (down 7%) with 1.2% share
- PEVE - 0.2 GWh (up 18%) with 1.0% share
other - 1.5 GWh (up 103%) with 6.8% share
Total - 22.6 GWh (up 101%)

Global xEV Battery Shipment - January-July 2021
Year-to-date xEV battery deployment amounted to 137.1 GWh (up 144%). 92% fall on passenger xEVs.
- CATL - 41.2 GWh (up 218%) with 30.0% share
- LG Chem's LG Energy Solution - 33.2 GWh (up 152%) with 24.2% share
- Panasonic - 19.6 GWh (up 66%) with 14.3% share
- BYD - 10.0 GWh (up 207%) with 7.3% share
- SK Innovation - 7.4 GWh (up 148%) with 5.4% share
- Samsung SDI - 7.0 GWh (up 87%) with 5.1% share
- CALB - 3.9 GWh (up 322%) with 2.8% share
- Guoxuan - 2.6 GWh (up 156%) with 1.9% share
- Envision AESC - 2.2 GWh (up 12%) with 1.6% share
- PEVE - 1.5 GWh (up 34%) with 1.1% share
other - 8.5 GWh (up 159%) with 6.2% share
Total - 137.1 GWh (up 144%)

See also
Report: LG Energy Solution Developing LFP Batteries
StoreDot Announces 4680 Battery Cells Rechargeable In 10 Minutes
Sources: SNE Research (passenger xEVs), SNE Research (all xEVs)
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