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Global Electric Vehicle Battery Recycling Market Report (2022 to 2028) - Size, Forecast, Insights and Competitive Landscape - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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DUBLIN, May 18, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Electric Vehicle Battery Recycling Market: Global Market Size, Forecast, Insights, and Competitive Landscape" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The global electric vehicle battery recycling market is expected to grow at a CAGR of around 39.6% during 2022-2028. This report on global electric vehicle battery recycling market report provides holistic understanding of the market along with market sizing, forecast, drivers, challenges, and competitive landscape.

The report presents a clear picture of the global electric vehicle battery recycling market by segmenting the market based on chemistry, application, process, vehicle type, and region. Also, detailed profiles of companies operating in the electric vehicle battery recycling market are provided in this report. We believe that this report will aid the professionals and industry stakeholders in making informed decision.

Historical & Forecast Period

  • Base Year: 2021

  • Historical Period: 2017-2020

  • Forecast Period: 2022-2028

Market Dynamics

Drivers

  • Growth in Demand for Zero Emission Vehicles

  • Growing Demand for Recycled Products & Materials

  • Increasing Production and Sales of Electric Cars

Challenges

  • High Cost to Setup Recycling Plant

  • Lack of Awareness about EVB Recycling

Market by Chemistry

  • Lead-acid Battery

  • Lithium-based Battery

  • Nickel-based Battery

  • Others

Market by Application

  • Electric Cars

  • Electric Buses

  • Energy Storage Systems

  • Other

Market by Process

  • Hydrometallurgical

  • Pyrometallurgical

  • Others

Market by Vehicle Type

  • Commercial Vehicle

  • Passenger Car

Market by Region

  • Europe

  • North America

  • Asia Pacific

  • Latin America

  • Middle East & Africa

Companies Mentioned

  • Accurec Recycling gmbh

  • American Manganese inc.

  • Battery Solutions

  • Floridienne (snam s.a.s.)

  • G & P Batteries

  • Li-cycle Corp.

  • Recupyl

  • Retriev Technologies

  • SITRASA

  • Umicore

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