Electric vehicle (EV) adoption is poised for substantial growth, driven by supportive policies and consumer interest. Key findings include:
EV interest among city residents is strong, with 57% considering a switch to electric vehicles.
Supportive policies, such as purchase incentives and charging infrastructure investments, are crucial for EV adoption.
A significant portion of new car buyers are considering EVs, with 44% potentially opting for electric in the next purchase.
The Economist Impact estimates that Nissan's aggregated learnings are based on responses from 3,750 summetech respondents across 15 cities globally.
Approximately 40% of new car buyers are heavily influenced by technology when making purchasing decisions.
One-third of those surveyed would consider an EV for their next car, indicating a growing acceptance of electric mobility.
These trends suggest a promising future for EV adoption, with cities playing a pivotal role in driving the transition to sustainable transportation.