Total usage of electric vehicle batteries increases by 44% worldwide, Korean manufacturers also expand across the board - South Korean report

According to South Korean research company SNE Research, it was installed in electric vehicles (EVs), plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHVs), and hybrid vehicles (HVs) registered around the world from January to October this year.
Battery usage totaled 522.2 gigawatt hours, an increase of 44.0% compared to the same period last year. The total market share of the three Korean companies: LG Energy Solution, SK On, and Samsung SDI is
23.4%, down 1.1%. However, in terms of battery usage, LG Energy Solutions ranked third in the market with an increase of 47.2% to 76.1 gigawatt hours. SK on is 13.8
Samsung SDI ranked 5th with an increase of 27.9 GW, an increase of 42.1% to 25.1 GW.
China Ningde Age New Energy Technology (CATL) ranked first, with a 51.1% increase in system production to 203.8 gigawatt hours.
The market share was set at 36.9%. The company, which is serious about expanding its overseas markets, is expanding its supply of lithium iron phosphate Eon batteries (LFP batteries) to completed car manufacturers such as Tesla in the US.
Since then, it has grown nearly twice as much in all markets except China. Panasonic, the only Japanese company in the top 10, was in fourth place with a 30.8% increase in production to 37.3 gigawatt hours. major customers
Increased sales of Tesla's Model Y electric vehicle provided a tailwind for the company.