Market Trends of france electric commercial vehicle battery pack Industry
Renault, Toyota Group, Peugeot, Hyundai, and Kia are the leading players in the French electric vehicle market
- The electric vehicle battery pack market in France is competitive, although five companies accounted for over 50% of the market as of 2022. These companies are, namely, Renault, Toyota Group, Peugeot, Hyundai, and Kia. Renault has witnessed the largest electric car sales, boasting a 23.12% share of the French electric vehicle battery pack market. As a domestic company, it enjoys a robust reputation among French consumers and has over 500 dealerships nationwide.
- The Toyota Group has a 15.94% share in the French electric vehicle battery pack market, ranking it second in terms of electric vehicle sales. The company's expansive service network, diverse product lineup, and trusted brand image contribute to its growth. Peugeot, another French brand, occupies the third place in the French electric vehicle battery pack market, with an 8.67% share. Catering to various client needs, the company thrives on a dependable supply and distribution chain.
- Hyundai, capturing 6.28% of the market share, stands as the fourth largest player in the French electric vehicle battery pack market. Its diverse offerings appeal to both mid-range and premium customers. Kia, holding roughly 4.90% of the market share, is the fifth largest player in the French electric vehicle battery pack market. Other notable companies in the French electric vehicle battery pack market include Mercedes-Benz, Dacia, Fiat, BMW, and Volkswagen.
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Renault and Toyota sell more than 50% of EVs in France while employing the most battery packs
- Demand for electric vehicles in Europe is escalating, and France is witnessing a consistent uptick in this trend. The demand for electric compact SUVs is on the rise as consumer preference shifts toward sportier, adventurous driving experiences, accompanied by benefits comparable in price to sedans.
- In this burgeoning market, Renault Arkana sales have seen significant growth. The model appeals to those desiring an electric compact SUV that combines efficient mileage with affordability. The positive response to compact SUVs is evident in the French electric vehicle battery pack market. Consequently, the Renault Captur also emerged as a best-seller in 2022. Its offerings of a full hybrid and a slightly pricier plug-in hybrid, along with superior fuel efficiency, comfortable seating, and competitive pricing, have fueled its sales success.
- Several international brands are diversifying their portfolios in the French EV market with a range of electric SUVs and sedans. The Toyota Yaris hybrid has been a popular choice, registering impressive sales in 2022. Factors such as an extensive service network, competitive pricing, and a trusted brand image have driven the growth of Toyota models, exemplified by the 23,576 units of Toyota Yaris Cross sold in 2022. Competing alongside are models like Renault Clio, Peugeot 208, Tesla Model 3, Dacia Spring Electric, and Renault Megane, improving the EV landscape in France.
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OTHER KEY INDUSTRY TRENDS COVERED IN THE REPORT
- France is driving electric vehicle sales with government support and incentives
- Declining battery prices are driving the demand for electric vehicles in France
- Technological advancements, increased production volumes, improved processes, raw material strategies, and growing competition drove consistent battery price decline in France from 2017 to 2022.
- International EV automakers are driving electrification in France by expanding market share and collaborating on advanced commercial vehicles
- In terms of battery chemistry, the NMC battery segment dominates the market
- POTENTIAL BAN ON INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM IS DRIVING ELECTRIC VEHICLE ADOPTION AND DEMAND FOR BATTERY MATERIALS
- Battery innovations are driving the electrification of vehicles in France
