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Global Battery Thermal Management System Market by Type (Liquid Cooling & Heating, and Air Cooling & Heating), Application (Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) and Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV)), and Battery Type (Solid-State Battery and Conventional Battery): Global Market Trends and Opportunities, 2021–2030 offers assembled trends and predictions to clients. The report delivers a comprehensive overview of the crucial elements of the market and elements such as drivers, current trends of the past and present times, supervisory scenario & technological growth. The report is an intensive investigation portraying the details and the new opportunity appraisal of the market.
Electric vehicle use grows at a breakneck pace. Government incentives and subsidies, increase in awareness of global warming, strict emission norms imposed by governing bodies, international agreements to reduce pollution from the transportation industry, and advancements in electric vehicle capabilities all drive the demand for electric vehicles globally. This, in turn, propels the demand for battery thermal management system. Designing cooling systems, improving design to reduce power consumption, weight, and cost, and evaluating the thermal design of thermal components are all difficulties related with thermal components. Problems encountered in manufacturing thermal components are also linked to the design of optimal flow channels, coolant selection, and model and flow complexity. When developing thermal components, lowering power consumption without compromising system performance and reliability is a key challenge. Component design complexity in battery thermal management systems is a restraining issue for the battery thermal management systems market. Several governments, including China, Germany, UK, India, and France, have stated plans to phase out the usage of gasoline-powered vehicles in the near future, presenting attractive potential for the global automotive battery thermal management system market.
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Key players operating in the market:
Robert Bosch GmbH, GENTHERM Incorporated, Valeo, Dana Incorporated, Mahle GmbH, Hanon Systems, Voss Automotive GmbH, 3M, Grayson, Polymer Science, Inc
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