This analysis examines the growing promise of sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) as a revolutionary solution to the changing electric vehicle (EV) environment. As lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) struggle with issues like raw material limitations, price volatility, environmental concerns, and safety constraints, SIBs present an attractive alternative. Using widely available sodium resources, these batteries hold substantial cost advantages (30% to 50% less expensive per kWh than LIBs), enhanced thermal stability, and less environmental impact.

• How is the shift toward low-cost EVs and micro-mobility unlocking new growth opportunities for sodium-ion batteries?
• What role do enhanced thermal stability and reduced environmental impact play in accelerating the transformation of battery technology for EVs?
• What steps can your team take to harness the growth potential of scalable and safer sodium-ion battery systems?