Here are two hidden gems in the electric vehicle industry that could make investors wealthy over the long haul.

According to a January 6, 2026, Bloomberg report, global sales of electric vehicles are anticipated to continue growing in 2026, but at a slower rate as regulatory support fades in key markets.

Electric vehicles are expected to capture 50% of new car sales by 2030, increasing demand for lithium. Lithium and battery ETFs offer diverse exposure to companies involved in this growing industry.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is fueling dramatic shifts in energy and transportation. However, those shifts will require power from battery technology. GrandView Research projects that the global ...

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The world is changing fast, and so is the way we power it. Batteries are no longer just about your phone or laptop; they’re powering electric vehicles, storing solar energy, and even helping run ...

Solid Power offers promising solid-state battery tech with potential to help double EV range and cut charging times, addressing key EV adoption barriers. Execution risk is high: scaling manufacturing, ...

As global demand for clean tech accelerates, more investors are turning their attention to the best lithium stocks for long-term growth potential.

The electric vehicle (EV) batteries plant construction market is experiencing rapid growth due to the escalating demand for ...

Geotab data shows average annual EV battery degradation rate of 2.3%, indicating modern batteries continue to perform well over long service lives Vehicles relying on high-power DC fast charging above ...