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Executive Analysis of Global Policies and Regulations Supporting Electric Vehicles by Region

Publisher Frost & Sullivan
Published Jun 14, 2023
SKU # MC18007833

Description

Executive Analysis of Global Policies and Regulations Supporting Electric Vehicles by Region


Incentives, Taxes, and Infrastructural Benefits in Europe, Asia-Pacific, and North America

This report looks into and analyses the monetary and non-monetary benefits that government agencies offer to promote electric vehicle (EV) adoption. These benefits are in the form of direct purchase incentives, tax and VAT rebates, and benefits in kind.

The scope of the study covers major EV markets in Europe (France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, Norway, Netherlands, Sweden, Finland), Asia-Pacific (Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, South Korea, Japan), and North America (United States and Canada). Many countries are pushing towards electrification to reduce their carbon emission levels and achieve carbon neutrality in the coming years. To do this, they are drafting policies to help consumers consider EVs. Governments reduce prices and give benefits for EVs, while they increase the price internal combustion engine vehicles to discourage their purchase.

The research is split into two sections. The initial segment comprises a brief and concise global summary of the benefits related to incentives, taxes, and infrastructure. The second section, the appendix, presents a comprehensive breakdown of all the benefits mentioned earlier for more precise information.

Table of Contents

    • Why Is It Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
    • The Strategic Imperative 8™
    • The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Global Electric Vehicle (EV) Industry
    • Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™
    • Research Scope
    • Growth Drivers
    • Growth Restraints
    • Global Overview of Battery EV (BEV) Incentives
    • Global Overview of Light EV (LEV) Incentives
    • Global Overview of BEV Taxation
    • Global Overview of LEV Taxation
    • EV Incentives and Taxation: France
    • EV Infrastructure Incentives: France
    • EV Incentives: France
    • Future Outlook: France
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Germany
    • Future Outlook: Germany
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Italy
    • EV Incentives: Spain
    • EV Taxation and Infrastructure Policies: Spain
    • Future Outlook: Spain
    • EV Incentives and Policies: United Kingdom
    • EV Infrastructure and Policies: United Kingdom
    • Future Outlook: United Kingdom
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Norway
    • Future Outlook: Norway
    • EV Incentives and Taxation: Netherlands
    • EV Infrastructure Policies: Netherlands
    • Future Outlook: Netherlands
    • EV Incentives, Taxes, and Infrastructure Policies: Sweden
    • EV Incentives, Taxes, and Infrastructure Policies: Finland
    • Future Outlook: Finland
    • EV Incentives, Taxes, and Infrastructure Policies: Singapore
    • Future Outlook: Singapore
    • EV Incentives and Taxes: Indonesia
    • EV Taxes and Infrastructure Policies and Future Outlook: Indonesia
    • EV Incentives, Taxes, and Infrastructure Policies: Thailand
    • Future Outlook: Thailand
    • EV Taxes and Infrastructure Policies and Future Outlook: Malaysia
    • EV Incentives and Taxes and Future Outlook: South Korea
    • EV Incentives and Taxes: Japan
    • EV Taxes and Infrastructure Policies and Future Outlook: United States
    • EV Incentives and Future Outlook: Canada
    • Growth Opportunity 1: Tax Benefits for Consumers to Encourage EV Adoption
    • Growth Opportunity 2: Funding for OEMs to Expand EV Production and Technology
    • Growth Opportunity 3: Batteries Are a Critical Element, and the Battery Market Is Growing Quickly
    • EV Incentives and Policies: France
    • EV and Ice Taxation: France
    • EV BIK: France
    • EV Infrastructure Incentives: France
    • Future Regulatory Goals Driving EVs: France
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Germany
    • EV Infrastructure Incentives: Germany
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Germany
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Italy
    • Future Outlook: Italy
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Spain
    • Future Outlook: Spain
    • EV Incentives and Policies: United Kingdom
    • EV Infrastructure Incentives: United Kingdom
    • Future Outlook: United Kingdom
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Norway
    • Future Outlook: Norway
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Netherlands
    • Future Outlook: Netherlands
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Sweden
    • EV Charging Incentives and Future Outlook: Sweden
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Finland
    • EV Charging Incentives and Future Outlook: Finland
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Singapore
    • Infrastructure Incentives and Future Outlook: Singapore
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Indonesia
    • Infrastructure Incentives and Future Outlook: Indonesia
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Thailand
    • Infrastructure Incentives and Future Outlook: Thailand
    • EV Taxation, Charging Incentives and Outlook: Malaysia
    • EV Incentives and Policies: South Korea
    • Infrastructure Incentives and Future Outlook: South Korea
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Japan
    • EV Incentives and Policies: United States
    • EV Incentives and Policies: Canada
    • Your Next Steps
    • Why Frost, Why Now?

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