The Electric Vehicle Revolution Set to Create an Annual $5.7bn Revenue Opportunity for Fluids and Lubricants Manufacturers Globally by 2029

According to a premium market intelligence report, titled “Fluids and Lubricants Market for Electric Vehicles - Global and Regional Analysis: 2019-2029”, the global fluids and lubricants market for electric vehicles (EV) is expected to create an annual revenue opportunity of $5.7 billion by 2029.

With an expected rise in the demand for electric vehicles, automotive OEMs have put in motion ambitious plans to introduce new EV models into their target markets. Companies across the traditional automotive supply chain are looking for ways to maintain their relevance in this fast-changing automotive industry. Further, leading lubricant manufacturers and oil & gas companies, to stay relevant in this industry, are planning to introduce fluids and lubricants for electric vehicles.

According to Ajeya Saxena, Lead Analyst, “With more and more automotive OEMs driving EVs into their markets, a need to improve the range and performance of these vehicles has become a priority. This, combined with an increasing size of batteries and increasing number of electronic components in EVs, it is necessary to develop and adopt fluids and lubricants that are dielectric in nature while ensuring the cooling as well as lubrication of critical vehicle components.”

As a deep dive, some key questions answered in this report are:


This report is a good compilation of research on more than 60 players in the global fluids and lubricants market for electric vehicles. It draws upon the insights from in-depth interviews with key opinion leaders of more than 50 leading companies, market experts, and vendors.

The report also profiles 19 suppliers and key ecosystem participants in the fluids and lubricants market for electric vehicles. ExxonMobil, Total, Shell, Castrol, Valvoline, and Lubrizol are some of the leading players profiled in the market study. Engineered Fluids, M&I Materials, and Dober are some of the emerging private companies in this field and have also been profiled in the study.