Effectiveness of financial incentives for stimulating BEV uptake

Harm Weken; Rob Kroon; Edwin Bestebreurtje; Marlise Wynanda Westerhof; Steven Pieter Haveman

Effectiveness of financial incentives for stimulating BEV uptake

Harm Weken^*
, Rob Kroon
, Edwin Bestebreurtje
, Marlise Wynanda Westerhof
, Steven Pieter Haveman

^*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

This paper gives a unique insight in the effectiveness of BEV (Battery Electric Vehicle) incentives in multiple European countries. An area of interest is the chronology of the introduction of different EV incentives, where the relation between EV uptake and incentives has been studied, analyzed and compared. The second focus area is on translating the different incentives into the real benefit for the user/owner in terms of purchase price and Total-Cost-of-Ownership of BEVs compared to conventional powered vehicles. Also the availability of EV models has been identified as a crucial boundary condition in the success of BEV uptake and therefore the expected BEVs which will come to the market have been analyzed

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 21 May 2019
Event	32nd International Electric Vehicle Symposium 2019: A world of E-motion - Eurexpo Lyon, Lyon, France Duration: 19 May 2019 → 22 May 2019 Conference number: 32 https://www.evs32.org

Conference

Conference	32nd International Electric Vehicle Symposium 2019
Abbreviated title	EVS 2019
Country/Territory	France
City	Lyon
Period	19/05/19 → 22/05/19
Internet address	https://www.evs32.org

Keywords

Market development
EV (electric vehicle)
Incentive
Policy
Taxation
Subsidy

ADAM & EV: Developing an Adoption Dynamics Analysis Model for Electric Vehicles
Haveman, S. P., Westerhof, M. W., Reyes Garcia, J. R., Kroon, R. & Bonnema, G. M., 17 Jun 2020. 12 p.
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Effectiveness of financial incentives for stimulating BEV uptake

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

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