Both pure EVs and hybrids have electric drive motors and use a substantial amount of NdPr. Other contributions are relatively minor.
The amount is broadly proportional to the motor's power rating.
It was a bit difficult to source detailed data but the following source is consistent with AL's comment that EVs use about twice as much as hybrids.
https://auto.howstuffworks.com/how-does-horsepower-figure-into-electric-cars.htm
As hybrids are a substantial portion of the vehicle market, especially ex-China, they are likely a significant end-use for Lynas's NdPr.
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