Electric Vehicle Tire Market: A $13.71 Billion Opportunity Driven by EV Growth and Tire Innovation

The global electric vehicle tire market is poised for significant growth, projected to reach USD 13.71 billion by 2031, driven by the increasing adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) and technological advancements in tire design. As EV sales continue to surge, the demand for specialized tires that can handle the unique demands of EVs is rapidly expanding. This report analyzes the market trends, growth drivers, and key players shaping this evolving sector.

EV Aftermarket Trends Forecast: Cautious Growth and Market Opportunities

The Auto Care Association and MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers have released their 2024 Joint EV Trends and Outlook Forecast, revealing a cautious outlook on EV market penetration due to consumer concerns about charging, pricing, and service frequency. The report dives into key factors influencing this cautious growth, providing valuable insights for the aftermarket industry to adapt to the evolving electric vehicle landscape.

Nio Inc. Surges as Rumors of Hybrid Electric Vehicle Under Firefly Brand Heat Up

Shares of Nio Inc. (NIO) surged in premarket trading on Monday following reports that the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer is developing a hybrid electric car under its Firefly brand. This move comes as Nio seeks to expand its reach into overseas markets like the Middle East, North Africa, and Europe, where charging infrastructure for purely electric vehicles remains a hurdle. The company’s recent delivery figures, which saw a 30.5% year-on-year growth in October, also fueled investor optimism.

BorgWarner Scores Big with HVCH Technology in China, Korea, and Japan’s Growing EV Markets

BorgWarner has secured three significant business wins for its High Voltage Coolant Heater (HVCH) technology, expanding its reach in the Chinese, Korean, and Japanese electric vehicle markets. The company’s advanced HVCH technology is being adopted by leading automakers in these key regions, demonstrating its commitment to driving innovation and sustainability in the automotive industry.

BYD Overtakes Tesla in Revenue, but Profit Still Lags Behind

Chinese EV giant BYD has surpassed Tesla in quarterly revenue for the first time since 2022, reporting $11.6 billion in net profit for the third quarter. While BYD’s revenue outshines Tesla, its net profit remains lower, highlighting the difference in their respective business models. This development underscores the fierce competition in the global EV market as both companies strive for dominance.

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