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The global market for magnesium-ion batteries is on the brink of substantial expansion in the foreseeable future, fueled by a rising need for lightweight, high-energy batteries in the electric vehicle (EV) sector.
MIBs boast several advantages when compared to LIBs, such as higher energy density, increased safety with non-flammable electrolytes, and the cost-effective production facilitated by the abundance of magnesium resources.
The global rise in electric vehicle (EV) popularity, spurred by environmental consciousness, government incentives, and technological progress, is paving the way for Magnesium-Ion Batteries (MIBs) to establish their presence.
The global EV magnesium-ion batteries (MIBs) market is expected to reach USD xx billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of xx% from 2024 to 2030.
Bringing magnesium-ion batteries to mass production and reducing manufacturing costs will be crucial for their widespread adoption. Scalable manufacturing processes and cost-effective materials are essential to compete with lithium-ion batteries.
Solid-state MIBs are expected to offer significantly improved safety and performance compared to liquid-electrolyte MIBs. Several companies are developing solid-state MIBs, and they are expected to begin to enter the market in the next few years
Nanostructured materials are expected to offer significantly improved energy density and cycle life compared to conventional cathode materials. Several companies are exploring the use of nanostructured materials in MIBs.
MIBs are currently more expensive to manufacture than LIBs. However, several companies are developing new manufacturing processes that could make MIBs more affordable.
Governments worldwide are recognizing the potential of magnesium-ion batteries and are investing in research and development initiatives. These investments are accelerating the development of magnesium-ion battery technology and fostering industry collaborations.
The anode material in magnesium-ion batteries must be able to reversibly store and release magnesium ions efficiently. Current anode materials often face issues with magnesium dendrite formation, which can lead to safety hazards and reduced battery performance.
24M Technologies announced the launch of their new flagship magnesium-ion battery (MIB) product, the Gemini. The Gemini is designed to offer superior energy density, safety, and performance compared to conventional lithium-ion batteries (LIBs). It is also expected to be significantly more affordable to manufacture than LIBs.
Magnesium Battery Innovation (MBI) announced the launch of their new MIB cell, the MBI-18650. The MBI-18650 is a drop-in replacement for LIBs in existing EV applications. It is expected to offer up to 30% more range and 20% faster charging times than LIBs.
Magnesium Energy announced the launch of their new MIB production facility in Arizona. The facility is expected to produce up to 100,000 MIBs per year. This will significantly increase the availability of MIBs for EV manufacturers
Storcharge announced the launch of their new MIB technology, which uses a solid-state electrolyte. Solid-state electrolytes are expected to offer significantly improved safety and performance compared to liquid electrolytes.
Altris Battery announced the launch of their new MIB prototype, which uses a nanostructured cathode material. Nanostructured materials are expected to offer significantly improved energy density and cycle life compared to conventional cathode materials.