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EV supply chain companies

Companies whose enriched business profile is tagged “EV supply chain”, drawn from their SEC filings + website text. Sorted by market capitalization; every figure is delayed data from SEC EDGAR + market data, shown with its as-of date.

  • Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) Consumer Discretionary — Tesla is an integrated sustainable energy and artificial intelligence company focused on electric vehicles, autonomous driving, energy storage, and humanoid robotics. ask →
  • General Motors (GM) Consumer Discretionary — A legacy automotive giant aggressively pivoting toward an electric and software-defined vehicle future while maintaining a diversified financial services arm. ask →
  • NXP Semiconductors (NXPI) Information Technology — NXP Semiconductors is a global leader in secure connectivity and processing solutions, powering innovation in the automotive, industrial, and mobile sectors. ask →
  • Albemarle Corporation (ALB) Materials — Albemarle is a leading global supplier of critical battery-grade lithium and specialty chemicals essential for the energy transition and industrial applications. ask →
  • Aptiv (APTV) Consumer Discretionary — Aptiv provides the 'nervous system' and software architecture that powers modern, connected, and increasingly autonomous vehicles. ask →
  • MP Materials (MP) Materials — MP Materials is a vertically integrated rare earth company aiming to restore the full domestic supply chain for high-performance magnets used in electric vehicles and other advanced technologies. ask →
  • AEHR TEST SYSTEMS (AEHR) Information Technology — Aehr Test Systems provides essential burn-in and wafer-level test solutions that ensure the reliability of semiconductors used in AI, electric vehicles, and high-performance computing. ask →
  • ROGERS CORP (ROG) Information Technology — Rogers Corporation is a global leader in high-performance engineered materials for advanced electronics, electric vehicles, and industrial applications. ask →
  • ENERGY FUELS INC (UUUU) Energy — Energy Fuels is building a vertically integrated, domestic U.S. supply chain for nuclear fuel, rare earth elements, and critical minerals essential for clean energy and national security. ask →
  • BLUE BIRD CORP (BLBD) Industrials — Blue Bird is a leading designer and manufacturer of school buses, including a prominent lineup of low- and zero-emission electric and alternative-fuel vehicles. ask →
  • Lucid Motors (LCID) Consumer Discretionary — Lucid Motors is a luxury electric vehicle manufacturer focused on high-performance, long-range electric technology and vertically integrated software-defined vehicle platforms. ask →
  • DAUCH CORPORATION (DCH) Consumer Discretionary — Dauch Corporation is an automotive systems supplier focused on driveline and powertrain components, currently undergoing a strategic transformation to support the shift toward hybrid and electric vehicle platforms. ask →
  • CRITICAL METALS CORP (CRML) Materials — Critical Metals Corp. is an exploration-stage mining company focused on developing critical mineral assets, including HREEs and lithium. ask →
  • ALPHA AND OMEGA SEMICONDUCTOR LTD (AOSL) Information Technology — A developer and supplier of power semiconductor solutions optimized for high-volume applications like advanced computing, consumer electronics, and industrial systems. ask →
  • PARK OHIO HOLDINGS CORP (PKOH) Industrials — A diversified industrial firm providing essential supply chain management, specialized vehicle components, and capital equipment for global manufacturing customers. ask →
  • INDIE SEMICONDUCTOR INC CLASS A (INDI) Information Technology — indie Semiconductor develops specialized automotive-grade chipsets and software to power advanced driver assistance and in-cabin user experience technologies. ask →
  • SOLID POWER INC CLASS A (SLDP) Consumer Discretionary — Solid Power develops proprietary sulfide-based solid-state electrolyte materials and battery cell designs intended to replace traditional liquid electrolytes in high-performance electric vehicle batteries. ask →
  • METHODE ELECTRONICS INC (MEI) Information Technology — A global manufacturer of custom mechatronic solutions, power distribution systems, and sensors for the automotive, industrial, and data center markets. ask →
  • LIVEWIRE GROUP INC (LVWR) Consumer Discretionary — LiveWire is an electric powersports pure-play brand, backed by Harley-Davidson, focused on transforming the two-wheel motorcycle market with electric performance vehicles for riders of all ages. ask →
  • AMERICAN BATTERY TECHNOLOGY COMPAN (ABAT) Materials — ABTC is a growth-stage integrated critical minerals company building a domestic U.S. closed-loop supply chain for battery metals through recycling and primary extraction. ask →
  • AMTECH SYSTEMS INC (ASYS) Information Technology — Amtech Systems provides essential thermal processing and fabrication equipment and consumables enabling advanced semiconductor packaging for AI and power device markets. ask →
  • CHARGEPOINT HOLDINGS INC CLASS A (CHPT) Industrials — ChargePoint is a global leader in intelligent EV charging infrastructure, providing a scalable, software-defined network that connects hardware, fleet managers, and drivers across the transition to electric mobility. ask →
  • INTEST CORP (INTT) Information Technology — A diversified supplier of specialized test and process technology solutions serving the semiconductor, automotive, and industrial sectors. ask →
  • MagnaChip Semiconductor Corp (MX) Information Technology — MagnaChip is a South Korea-based provider of analog and mixed-signal power semiconductor solutions for high-growth industrial, automotive, and consumer electronics applications. ask →

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Frequently asked

What are the largest ev supply chain companies?

By market capitalization, the largest ev supply chain companies in the catalog include Tesla, Inc. (TSLA), General Motors (GM), NXP Semiconductors (NXPI), Albemarle Corporation (ALB), Aptiv (APTV).

How many ev supply chain companies does stocks-llm track?

stocks-llm currently lists 24 ev supply chain companies (as of 2026-10-08), each with dated fundamentals from SEC EDGAR and market data. Informational only — not financial advice.

Data: SEC EDGAR (filings) + market data (fundamentals, delayed daily-close). Figures shown with their as-of date.

Last updated 2026-10-08.

Informational only — NOT financial advice. All figures are delayed daily-close data from SEC EDGAR & market data, shown with their as-of date.