6 research titles covering battery demand across the key application end-markets — passenger EV, commercial EV, electric two-wheelers, aviation and eVTOL, marine, and EV battery leasing. Market sizing built from OEM energy capacity disclosures, not vehicle unit volumes. 2025 base year. 2026–2035 forecast. Primary-panel grounded.
EV battery application market sizing requires separating battery demand from vehicle sales volume — a distinction that many syndicated publishers conflate, producing battery market estimates that are effectively just EV unit volume multiplied by average pack size. Faradex builds EV battery demand from energy per vehicle (kWh), not units, using disclosed pack specifications from Tesla, BYD, Volkswagen, Stellantis, and Hyundai annual reports and SEC or equivalent filings.
Aviation and marine application markets are at earlier commercial stages and require primary fieldwork rather than public financial disclosure as the primary sizing basis. Faradex panels for these segments include engineers working at Joby Aviation, Wisk, Lilium, Eviation, and electric ferry operators in Norway and Southeast Asia — not general aerospace or maritime analysts.
The Q1 2026 Strait of Hormuz disruption has material implications for battery demand in marine applications: LNG-powered vessels exposed to Hormuz supply disruption represent a conversion opportunity for battery-hybrid and full-electric propulsion. This context is incorporated in the Marine and Maritime Battery title.
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