Strategy Analytics: Overall UX of BEVs does not match price point
A new report from the Strategy Analytics In-Vehicle UX (IVX) service, “Consumer Interest in EVs: Lingering Concerns Meet a COVID Bump,” surveyed car owners across the US, UK, and China regarding their interest in and concerns with BEV ownership. While interest in BEV and hybrid ownership is relatively strong in China, it was lowest in the US. To meet the goal of transitioning fleets and car buyers to all electric, governments and automakers have a substantial challenge ahead, the market research company said.
Despite a focus from governments and automakers on enviro-conscientiousness and the surge of consumer interest in Battery-Powered Electric Vehicles (BEV) seen by Strategy Analytics since 2019, concerns among the skeptics remain largely the same. The risk of being stranded somewhere without the ability to charge remains high, concerns around charging infrastructure outweigh simple battery range concerns, and
January 25, 2021
CNME Editor Mark Forker spoke to Dr Manfred Braeunl, Chief Executive Officer, Porsche Middle East and Africa FZE, to find out about the automotive industry’s shift towards electrification, the future of mobility in a digitally connected world – and how Porsche has established itself as a global leader in electric vehicles.
There is a growing momentum on a global scale for the rollout of electric cars, with fears over the role emissions from passenger vehicles play in contributing to climate change. Porsche is leading the way globally with their electric car offering. What differentiates Porsche from its other rivals when it comes to electrification?