PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1604489
PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1604489
The German Electric Vehicle Charging Stations market is estimated at US$1,421.140 million in 2024 and is anticipated to expand at a CAGR of 25.60% to attain US$4,442.723 million by 2029.
An EV (electric vehicles) charging station is a type of hub or center, which offers charging solutions to these vehicles. The charging station, through the charging points available in the stations, links an EV to a power source, allowing electric vehicles to obtain energy from the grid to charge their batteries. The EV charging station market is predicted to grow in Germany, mainly due to the increasing demand for electric vehicles and the developments in the nation's electric vehicle ecosystem.
Germany offers one of the most developed public electric vehicle charging infrastructures in the European region. In Germany, one of the key factors that is attributed to the growth of the electric vehicle demand in the nation is the rapid development of the nation's charging infrastructure. The nation also introduced multiple policies and investment opportunities to further boost its charging station networks, especially in the remote locations of the nation, which include rural areas, and highways. Clean Energy Wire, in its report, stated that in 2023, Germany had 134,226 public charging points, with a combined capacity of 6.3 GW. Its government aims to have about 15 million electric passenger cars nationwide, with about 1 million charging points by 2030.
Similarly, the introduction of various government initiatives aimed at developing the nation's EV charging infrastructure is also predicted to propel the market. For instance, the government introduced the "The Germany Network" project, which aimed to install over 1,000 user-friendly charging stations nationwide, including about 9,000 fast charging points.
The increasing ownership of electric vehicles in Germany is expected to propel the demand to establish more EV charging stations. The demand for electric vehicles in Germany is among the biggest in the European region. Furthermore, the introduction of policies and development projects by the government is also pushing the demand for electric vehicles nationwide. Germany aims to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2045 and cut emissions by roughly 65% by 2030. The regulations and initiatives to prevent the emission are thus expected to lead to increasing adoption of EVs.
As stated by the Clean Energy Wire, in 2023, battery electric vehicles (BEVs) attained about one-fifth of Germany's total new vehicle registrations. The European Automobile Manufacturers Association, in its report, stated that in August 2024, the share of BEVs in the total new car registration was recorded at 13.7%, whereas plug-in hybrid vehicles were 6.9% and hybrid vehicles were 28.3%.
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