The automotive sub-segment dominated the global battery management system (BMS) market
Battery Management System (BMS)
From the standpoint of industrial end-use, ongoing technical
advancements occurring inside energy storage systems are getting the most
traction. The bulk of electric appliances, e-transport systems, stationary
solutions, and speciality battery systems all use (Li-ion) lithium ion
batteries as a practical power source. In order to make the most money in the
next five years, battery makers are putting a lot of focus on both high and low
voltage battery management systems.
New technologies, like those used in battery charging
stations for electric vehicles, are increasingly in demand. In turn, this has
increased the demand for battery management systems, which come with a variety
of characteristics including the capacity to track and balance the charge of
individual battery cells, the ability to identify individual cell faults, among
others. The main causes of the rising demand for BMS include benefits including
boosted corporate productivity, decreased complexity, and higher dependability.
The demand for battery management systems is anticipated to increase with the
integration of technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), machine
learning, artificial intelligence (AI), and others.
This battery
management system market report details recent developments, trade
regulations, import/export analysis, production analysis, value chain
optimization, market share, and the impact of domestic and local market
participants. It also analyses opportunities in terms of new revenue pockets,
regulatory changes, strategic market growth analysis, market size, category
market growths, application niches and dominance, product approvals, and
product launches. Contact Data Bridge Industry Research for an Analyst Brief to
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