What does the post-subsidy China EV market look like? Nov 1, 2019 We recently wrote an article for the Benchmark Mineral Intelligence Magazine, outlining our thoughts EV market in China in light of the recent subsidy changes. The original article is here,...

The Electric Vehicle market in 2019 and beyond Aug 12, 2019This month we wrote an article for the Benchmark Mineral Intelligence Magazine, outlining our thoughts on the EV market so far in 2019, and the opportunities and risks that lay ahead. The original article is...

The road to mass market, what will drive EV adoption?  Jun 16, 2019Our overview of the key factors that will drive EV adoption over the coming decade; with lower vehicle and battery costs crucial to adoption, and risks along the entire supply chain, to discuss get in...

How increasing energy density will push EV Adoption1st April, 2019This article was originally written by Rho Motion for the Fast Markets Battery Materials blog ahead of the Battery Raw Materials event in Shangai, April 2019. News of the electric vehicle (EV)...

Presentation to the Association of Mining Analysts' Battery Masterclass, London, 14th March 2019 Mar 15, 2019 It was great to speak at the AMA Battery Masterclass in London, the session was attended by over 200 people, with excellent speakers from Talga Resources,...

Anodes and the future of energy density Mar 13, 2019We recently had the pleasure of presenting to a working group at the German Association of the Automotive Industry, VDA, in Berlin. The topic under discussion was Trends in downstream anode and battery markets, and...

The prospects for battery powered passenger cars and light duty vehicles are by now fairly clear, we see a more nuanced story for larger vehicle classes. In this spotlight we examine the key issues and practical applications for electrification within the heavy and medium duty space.

VW has been making statements in the past week highlighting its intention to strengthen its position in the EV supply chain

NCM811 technology may take longer than previously anticipated to become fully commercialised

According to news reports in Japan, Toyota and Panasonic will this week announce a joint venture to produce batteries for EVs for Toyota and its subsidiaries and partners in EV technology