How invest in Electric vehicle future growth?

[Anonymous No.9798894]

dont just tell me tesla because we all know tesla wont be the only EV maker in the world.

currently
1million EV cars on the rd globally today
also today there are currently 1.5billion cars on the rd and
it is expected 2billion by 2035 (i dunno if this number includes bikes and mopeds)
meaning EV vehicles will have a 1000 fold increase to over the couple of decades as countries mandate companies stop producing IC engines and start mandating the production of EVs.

But the big question is what industry or business/company would one need to invest in to take advantage of all that growth?

[Anonymous No.9799051]

>>9798894
you aren't going to make major gains on ev's but ok
-panasonic for muh batteries
-whatever commodities are used to make batteries (lithium?)
-automakers in general
-companies involved in electric motors
-electric companies

anything related to ev's

[Anonymous No.9799076]

>>9798894
it's priced in ;)

[Anonymous No.9799080]

>>9798894
Rimac, they don't just make cars. They also make batteries for a german car manufacturer (I'm guessing Mercedes, don't know foe sure cuz NDA), electric bicycles, self-driving systems, stuff like that. They recently partnered with a chinese manufacturer. Check out Concept 2. Concept 1 was featured in "The Grand Tour", Hammond crashed it though.

[Anonymous No.9799085]

>>9799051
but they will just be retooling and replacing IC made vehicles with EV vehicles so no growth at all. Maybe i need to find car bonds

[Anonymous No.9799121]

>>9798894
I invested in lithium exploration. There are some really good options if you do your research. I'll give you a hint: DRC.

[Anonymous No.9799157]

>>9799121
>DRC
fuck off