More stringent CO² emission regulations are dovetailing with incentives and subsidies that support EV investment, promotion and sales.

Widespread availability of charging stations and technological enhancements (such as higher battery capacity) will all but guarantee vehicle usability and increase customer acceptance.

Consumer awareness of how individual choices and behavior impact the environment are increasingly advancing e-mobility. Incentives, infrastructure and technology development lead toward EV adoption.

The standard value chain needs to evolve, not only from the engineering and manufacturing side, but also from the user perspective. It should include new suppliers and meet new customer expectations.

A new customer experience is evolving based on charging time and needs. Customers are more attentive to the impact on the environment and the use of renewable energy and resources.

New players are gaining prominence as they disrupt the automotive status quo. For success in this market, new competitors are investing in developing a robust EV ecosystem and charging infrastructure.

The Chinese government is driving mobility electrification with investments in infrastructure, supply chain development and purchase incentives, making China the biggest EV market in the world.

Europe is increasing efforts toward more sustainable mobility, multiplying investments in EV production and battery supply chain development and penalizing OEMs exceeding emissions targets.

In the U.S., many states are investing in EVs and adopting stronger regulations targeting more sustainable mobility and emissions reduction.