PUBLISHER: Next Move Strategy Consulting | PRODUCT CODE: 1168692
PUBLISHER: Next Move Strategy Consulting | PRODUCT CODE: 1168692
Electric Vehicle Market size was valued at USD 273.4 billion in 2021 and is predicted to reach USD 1869.9 billion by 2030 at a CAGR of 24.3% during the forecast period, 2022-2030.
The demand for electric vehicles has increased worldwide due to their mileage, high performance, and reduced cost of electric vehicle batteries. Tax rebates, and non-financial benefits, including new car registration, carpool lane access, increase in vehicle range, and active participation of OEMs, are factors that boost the growth of the EV industry.
However, the scarcity of EV charging stations in common areas across the world, along with inadequate standardization of EV charging infrastructure that increased the installation cost of charging stations, hampers the electric vehicle market. On the contrary, technological advancements, such as vehicle-to-grid (V2G) systems and self-driving EVs, are expected to create ample opportunities for the key players operating in the electric vehicle market during the coming decade.
The global electric vehicle market is segmented on the basis of vehicle components, type, class, top speed, drive type, charging point type, vehicle connectivity, propulsion type, end user, charging standard, and geography.
Asia-Pacific dominates the global EV market share and is expected to remain dominant throughout the forecast period. This is attributed to the presence of countries like China and Japan, which holds the largest market share of electric vehicles. For instance, in 2021, China sold a total of 3,519,054 electric vehicles worldwide. The key players in the market, which include Honda Motor Company, Geely Motors, BYD Co., Toyota Motor Corporation, and Tata Motors, are adopting strategies such as product launches, investments, and business expansion across the region that further propel the market growth.
Hyundai Motor Co announced to build its first fully dedicated electric vehicle factory in South Korea by 2025. The company decided to invest $5.5 billion to build fully equipped EV and battery manufacturing facilities in the country.
BMW announced to invest $1.1 billion to produce the next generation of e-drives in Austria from 2025 to increase its market presence and product portfolio.
Volkswagen Group and SEAT SA announced that they invested around USD 10 million to manufacture electric vehicles and batteries in Spain to increase their market presence.
Toyota Corporation introduced a new series of battery electric vehicles (BEVs), Toyota bZ, to establish its full line-up of electrified vehicles. The company plans to introduce 15 BEVs, including seven Toyota bZ models, by 2025.
Tesla announced the rollout of the first Model S Plaid in production. It is a four-door electric vehicle with a claimed range of l390 miles. The top-tier Model S, the Plaid, has 1,020 horsepower and a 0-to-60 mph time of 2 seconds. The Plaid features a roomier back seat, a better entertainment system, and faster charging at Tesla superchargers.