June 2, 2022
EV Charging Ecosystem
EV Charging Ecosystem
The automotive world is preparing for a seismic shift in the coming decade, from a driving experience that centers around internal combustion engines (ICE) to one that emphasizes electric and hybrid vehicles (EVs).
By 2030, total EV sales are expected to increase ten-fold, and the global EV forecast shows a compound annual growth rate of 29 percent, with the total number of EVs on the road rising from 11 million to 145 million vehicles. To properly manage this massive change, we must first understand the ecosystem that surrounds electric cars and their underlying charging infrastructure.
Because robust charging infrastructure and ease of use are crucial to accelerating the transition from ICE to EVs, a broad and comprehensive overview of the current state of the electric vehicle charging market is critical to understanding how best to support its development into the future.
This study examines the current and anticipated infrastructure and key stakeholders of EV charging from the perspectives of private consumer and fleet managers, and identifies opportunities in the Asian, American, and European markets.
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EV Charging Ecosystem
The automotive world is preparing for a seismic shift in the coming decade, from a driving experience that centers around internal combustion engines (ICE) to one that emphasizes electric and hybrid vehicles (EVs).
By 2030, total EV sales are expected to increase ten-fold, and the global EV forecast shows a compound annual growth rate of 29 percent, with the total number of EVs on the road rising from 11 million to 145 million vehicles. To properly manage this massive change, we must first understand the ecosystem that surrounds electric cars and their underlying charging infrastructure.
Because robust charging infrastructure and ease of use are crucial to accelerating the transition from ICE to EVs, a broad and comprehensive overview of the current state of the electric vehicle charging market is critical to understanding how best to support its development into the future.
This study examines the current and anticipated infrastructure and key stakeholders of EV charging from the perspectives of private consumer and fleet managers, and identifies opportunities in the Asian, American, and European markets.
