Strategic Intelligence: Electric Vehicles in Oil & Gas
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Strategic Intelligence: Electric Vehicles in Oil & Gas
Summary
Global battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales grew 13% in 2024 to 10.4 million, making up 14% of new personal vehicle sales-9% in the US, 15% in the EU, and 27% in China. The US is reshoring battery and vehicle production, while Europe combines state aid with efforts to reduce reliance on Chinese parts. China continues expanding globally through partnerships and price competition. These supply chain shifts are creating new power centers in the EV race, forcing companies to adapt or face obsolescence.
European oil and gas companies are rapidly reinventing themselves amid stringent climate targets and the phaseout of internal combustion engines. Leaders like Shell, BP, TotalEnergies, and Eni have moved far beyond high-speed charging at fuel stations, aggressively expanding their presence through acquisitions, partnerships, and organic growth across Europe and into global markets.
Scope
Summary
Global battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales grew 13% in 2024 to 10.4 million, making up 14% of new personal vehicle sales-9% in the US, 15% in the EU, and 27% in China. The US is reshoring battery and vehicle production, while Europe combines state aid with efforts to reduce reliance on Chinese parts. China continues expanding globally through partnerships and price competition. These supply chain shifts are creating new power centers in the EV race, forcing companies to adapt or face obsolescence.
European oil and gas companies are rapidly reinventing themselves amid stringent climate targets and the phaseout of internal combustion engines. Leaders like Shell, BP, TotalEnergies, and Eni have moved far beyond high-speed charging at fuel stations, aggressively expanding their presence through acquisitions, partnerships, and organic growth across Europe and into global markets.
Scope
- Assess the role of oil and gas companies in the development of EV charging networks
- Assess the impact of EV's on oil and gas companies/industry
- Assess the regional EV demand and oil and gas companies EV strategies and investments
- To gain insight into oil and gas company strategies regarding EVs, Identify the key players developing EV charging stations
- To identify recent oil and gas industry, technology, and regulatory, trends in the electric vehicles theme.
- Identify leading oil and gas comapnies within electric vehicles value chain.
- Identify and benchmark key oil and gas companies and their role in the electric vehicles theme.
- Identify and benchmark key vehicle manufacturing companies participating in the electric vehicles market.
Table of Contents
84 Pages
- Executive Summary
- Players
- Technology Briefing
- Lithium-ion continues to dominate battery technology for BEVs
- Alternatives to lithium
- Solid-state
- Charging solutions
- Trends
- Technology trends
- Macroeconomic trends
- Regulatory trends
- Oil and gas trends
- Industry Analysis
- Market size and growth forecasts
- Global EV output surges amid rising demand
- Tesla remains a key BEV producer despite growth from legacy OEMs
- The dynamics of raw materials
- Competitive analysis
- BMW
- BYD
- Ford
- Geely
- General Motors
- Great Wall
- Hyundai
- Mercedes-Benz
- Stellantis
- Tesla
- Toyota
- Regional analysis
- Europe
- North America
- South America
- Asia Pacific
- Timeline
- Impact on the oil and gas industry
- Ongoing Role of Internal Combustion Engines and Oil Demand
- Adaptive strategies for profitability
- Pioneering oil & gas companies and regional leaders in EV-related technologies
- Companies are also exploring EV segments beyond charging
- Tariffs and trade wars are transforming the EV landscape within the oil and gas industry
- Challenges and forward-looking risks
- Case Studies
- Shell: Redefining the future of mobility through holistic EV charging leadership
- Eni: Unifying e-mobility under the plenitude banner
- Repsol: Fostering Spain’s EV Ecosystem
- Value Chain
- Batteries
- Battery raw materials
- Battery components
- Battery cells
- Semiconductors
- Auto components
- Electric drivetrains
- Tier-1 auto component suppliers
- Assembly
- Charging
- Companies
- EV companies
- Oil and gas companies
- Sector Scorecards
- Vehicle manufacturing sector scorecard
- Who’s who
- Thematic screen
- Valuation screen
- Risk screen
- Integrated oil and gas companies scorecard
- Who’s who
- Thematic screen
- Valuation screen
- Risk screen
- Glossary
- Further Reading
- GlobalData reports
- Our Thematic Research Methodology
- Report Authors
- About GlobalData
- Contact Us
- List of Tables
- Table 1: Technology trends
- Table 2: Macroeconomic trends
- Table 3: Regulatory trends
- Table 4: Oil and gas trends
- Table 5: EV companies
- Table 6: Oil and gas companies
- Table 7: Glossary
- Table 8: GlobalData reports
- Table 9: Report Authors
- List of Figures
- Figure 1: Who are the leading players in the electric vehicle theme, and where do they sit in the value chain?
- Figure 2: The different types of xEVs on the market
- Figure 3: Top electric vehicles trends
- Figure 4: EV powertrains as a proportion of all new powertrains 2020–2032
- Figure 5: BEV sales share by largest OEMs 2024 vs 2030
- Figure 6: Lithium production by country 2015–2030
- Figure 7: BYD vs largest OEMs xEV sales, 2024
- Figure 8: Regional BEV sales, 2024
- Figure 9: The electric vehicles story
- Figure 10: LV sales by region and EV percentage share of total light vehicle sales, 2020 - 2035
- Figure 11: European companies are aggressively expanding their EV charging presence
- Figure 12: Woman recharging electric car using shell card
- Figure 13: Vehicle charging using Eni’s “Plenitude on the road” app
- Figure 14: Repsol’s ultra-fast charging
- Figure 15: The electric vehicle value chain
- Figure 16: The electric vehicle value chain – batteries - Battery raw materials: leaders and disruptors
- Figure 17: The electric vehicle value chain – batteries - Battery components: leaders and disruptors
- Figure 18: The electric vehicle value chain – batteries - Battery cells: leaders and disruptors
- Figure 19: The electric vehicle value chain – semiconductors
- Figure 20: The electric vehicle value chain – auto components - Electric drivetrains: leaders and disruptors
- Figure 21: The electric vehicle value chain – auto components - Tier-1 auto components: leaders and disruptors
- Figure 22: The electric vehicle value chain – assembly
- Figure 23: The electric vehicle value chain – charging - EV charging stations: leaders and disruptors
- Figure 24: The electric vehicle value chain – charging - EV charging equipment: leaders and disruptors
- Figure 25: Who does what in the vehicle manufacturing space?
- Figure 26: Thematic screen - Vehicle manufacturing sector scorecard
- Figure 27: Valuation screen - Vehicle manufacturing sector scorecard
- Figure 28: Risk screen - Vehicle manufacturing sector scorecard
- Figure 29: Who does what in the integrated oil & gas companies’ space?
- Figure 30: Thematic screen - Integrated oil and gas companies scorecard
- Figure 31: Valuation screen - Integrated oil and gas companies scorecard
- Figure 32: Risk screen - Integrated oil and gas companies scorecard
- Figure 33: Our approach to identifying the companies most likely to succeed in a sector over the next five years
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