Batteries

Charted: Where does the US lithium battery supply come from?

Lithium-ion batteries power many everyday products such as laptops, phones and cameras.

Lithium-ion batteries power many everyday products such as laptops, phones and cameras. Image: UNSPLASH/Maxim Ilyahov glvrdru

Felix Richter
Data Journalist, Statista
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The total import value of lithium-ion batteries nearly tripled since 2020, reaching $13.9 billion last year.
The total import value of lithium-ion batteries nearly tripled since 2020, reaching $13.9 billion last year. Image: Statista.
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