The global solid electrolytes market is projected to expand at a CAGR of 12% between 2025 and 2032, driven by electric vehicles (EVs), grid-scale energy storage, and OEM-led solid-state battery commercialization. Asia Pacific continues to dominate the solid electrolytes industry, supported by raw material availability, advanced ceramic powder processing, and mature supply chains, while North America emerges as the fastest-growing market, benefiting from EV tax credits, localization mandates, and venture-backed pilot plants. On the production and consumption side, polymer-based solid electrolytes recorded 4,500 tons of output in 2023, reflecting commercial traction in consumer electronics, thin-film batteries, mobility, and medical device applications. Inorganic formats, particularly ceramic, sulfide, and oxide-based electrolytes, retain leadership with approximately 39% share in 2024 due to higher ionic conductivity, dendrite suppression, and superior safety performance.
Solid Electrolytes overview
Published by MMR Statistics Research Team, Updated