The global carbon black market totaled approximately 15 million metric tonnes and was valued at $25 billion-$29 billion in 2025, according to a new ResearchAndMarkets.com report covering developments through 2036. Tire manufacturing accounts for around 70% of demand, leaving automotive performance central to the industry, while electric-vehicle adoption, changing tire specifications, environmental regulation and circular-economy targets are creating opportunities in energy storage, industrial rubber and specialty applications. The report examines conventional furnace black alongside recovered carbon black, plasma-produced carbon black and bio-based alternatives. It covers demand, pricing, supply chains, production capacity, regional markets, regulations and sustainability initiatives across China, India, Southeast Asia, North America and Europe. The publication includes more than 100 pages, 30 tables, 16 figures, 120 references and 59 company profiles, with forecasts by end-use sector, application, volume, value and geography through 2036.