This is a really old source (2012) but it suggests that LFP uses less Li than other chemistries.
LFP is here to stay long term and it will have considerable market share, but it doesn't matter as the whole battery market will grow so much so fast, and added value will always be in high nickel chemistiries, as energy density is the king.
Pertinent market/industry news/articles, page-4092
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