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This Week In Electric Vehicles - Nickel Market Surges with Demand from EVs and Renewables
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The global nickel mining market is projected to experience significant growth, driven by increasing demand from the electric vehicle (EV) sector and renewable energy applications. Forecasts indicate that the market size will expand from approximately USD 56.42 billion in 2025 to about USD 100.29 billion by 2034, with Asia Pacific and North America leading the charge due to favorable government policies and advancements in sustainable mining methods. Nickel, a critical component in EV batteries, is becoming increasingly vital as the EV market undergoes rapid expansion, evidenced by an anticipated 41% increase in global electric car sales. This trend underscores the strategic importance of nickel, prompting mining companies to adopt environmentally friendly practices and advanced technologies to meet rising demand.
In other market news, Ningbo Tuopu GroupLtd (SHSE:601689) was a standout up 10% and finishing the session at CN¥63.78. In the meantime, NIO (NYSE:NIO) softened, down 7.3% to end the day at $4.73. This week, NIO announced a strategic partnership with BASF Coatings to enhance cooperation in automotive coatings for its electric vehicles.
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