ADAM & EV: Developing an Adoption Dynamics Analysis Model for Electric Vehicles

Steven Pieter Haveman; Marlise Wynanda Westerhof; José Roberto Reyes Garcia; Rob Kroon; G.Maarten Bonnema

ADAM & EV: Developing an Adoption Dynamics Analysis Model for Electric Vehicles

Steven Pieter Haveman, Marlise Wynanda Westerhof, José Roberto Reyes Garcia, Rob Kroon, G.Maarten Bonnema

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This work describes the development of an agent-based simulation that is an Adoption Dynamics Analysis Model for Electric Vehicles (ADAM & EV). ADAM & EV supports stakeholders in understanding the electric mobility landscape and the possible effects on policies. The model takes a consumer perspective by focusing in-depth on the consumer decision making process following the Theory of Planned Behaviour. In this work, we discuss the structure and interface of the model, and shortly discuss a few initial outcomes such as the consequence that stimulating BEVs increases emissions in the short-term when taking into account manufacturing emissions.

Original language	English
Number of pages	12
Publication status	Published - 17 Jun 2020
Event	33rd Electric Vehicle Symposium & Exposition 2020 - Oregon Convention Center, Portland, United States Duration: 14 Jun 2020 → 17 Jun 2020 Conference number: 33 https://evs33portland.org/

Conference

Conference	33rd Electric Vehicle Symposium & Exposition 2020
Abbreviated title	EVS 2020
Country/Territory	United States
City	Portland
Period	14/06/20 → 17/06/20
Other	Canceled
Internet address	https://evs33portland.org/

Keywords

electric vehicles
2nd hand market
EV uptake model
agent-based simulation

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Effectiveness of financial incentives for stimulating BEV uptake
Weken, H., Kroon, R., Bestebreurtje, E., Westerhof, M. W. & Haveman, S. P., 21 May 2019.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review
Painting the EV incentive landscape: A review and visualization of how EV incentives are affecting EV uptake
Haveman, S. P., Reyes Garcia, J. R., Westerhof, M. W., Kroon, R. & Bonnema, G. M., 21 May 2019.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

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ADAM & EV: Developing an Adoption Dynamics Analysis Model for Electric Vehicles

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Effectiveness of financial incentives for stimulating BEV uptake

Painting the EV incentive landscape: A review and visualization of how EV incentives are affecting EV uptake

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