Explosive Growth in Electric Vehicle Market

The Electric Vehicles Market is projected to reach 26,951,318 units by 2030 from an estimated 3,269,671 units in 2019, at a CAGR of 21.1% during the forecast period.

The electric vehicle market has witnessed rapid evolution with the ongoing developments in the automotive sector. Favorable government policies and support in terms of subsidies and grants, tax rebates and other non-financial benefits in the form of carpool lane access, and new car registration (specifically in China where ICE engine new car registration are banned in some urban areas) the increasing vehicle range, better availability of charging infrastructure and proactive participation by automotive OEMs would drive the global electric vehicle sales.

In addition, the growing sensitivity of various governments toward a cleaner environment has increased the demand for zero-emission vehicles. Developed nations such as the US, Germany, and the UK are actively promoting the use of electric vehicles to reduce emissions, which has resulted in the growth of electric vehicle sales.

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The electric vehicle market is dominated by globally established players such as Tesla (US), BYD (China), BMW (Germany), Volkswagen (Germany), and Nissan (Japan). These companies developed new products, adopted expansion strategies, and undertook collaborations, partnerships, and mergers & acquisitions to gain traction in this high-growth electric vehicle market.

Mid-Priced vehicle segment is expected to grow at the highest CAGR rate

The future of EVs is expected to be bright and with time the price of batteries, one of the most vital components in an EV, is reducing significantly which would make EVs more affordable. Mid-Priced vehicle class has limited features with less emphasis on features like infotainment, instrument cluster, and other expensive features. China is one of the leading countries for the mid-priced segment. Companies such as BYD, Smart, and Great Wall Motors are manufacturing comparatively less expensive vehicles. In July 2018, Great Wall Motors announced a partnership with BMW Group to produce electric MINI vehicles in China. In December 2018, the company launched its new flagship vehicle under its new ‘ORA’ electric car brand: the ORA R1. The small urban car will cost only USD 8,680 after incentives with a range of almost 200 miles.

Increasing adoption of electric buses likely to propel the growth of commercial vehicles during the forecast period

The commercial vehicle segment is expected to be the fastest-growing market. With the increasing adoption of electric buses, particularly in China and India, has contributed to the growth of the electric commercial segment. Several countries are expected to replace their existing fuel-based bus fleet with electric buses. The increasing trend of replacement of fossil fuel-based public transport fleet with electric buses will drive the growth of electric commercial vehicles during the forecast period. Additionally, the growth of e-commerce, logistics, and shared mobility will drive the growth of electric commercial vehicles during the forecast period.

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Electric Vehicle market, by Region (units)

The Asia Pacific market is expected to witness the fastest growth, followed by Europe and North America. The automotive industry in countries such as China, Japan, and South Korea is inclined toward innovation, technology, and the development of advanced electric vehicles. The increasing demand for reducing carbon emission and developing more advanced and fast charging stations are expected to propel the growth of electric vehicles. BYD, BAIC, Chery, and SAIC among others are some of the key players in the Asia Pacific electric vehicle market.

Recent Developments:

• In March 2019, Tesla launched its fully electric Model Y, which can carry 7 passengers and their cargo. It has two ultra-responsive, independent electric motors that digitally control torque to the front and rear wheels—for better handling, traction, and stability control.
• In July 2018, Tesla landed a deal with Chinese authorities to build a new auto plant in Shanghai, its first factory outside the US that would double the size of the electric car maker’s global manufacturing.
• In April 2019, Nissan announced that the new Nissan Leaf would go on sale in Indonesia and the Philippines by 2020, underscoring Nissan’s commitment to driving electrification in the region.
• In April 2019, BYD announced the launch of the K12A at the company’s headquarters in Shenzhen, the world’s first 27-m pure electric bus. With a passenger capacity of 250 people, it is the longest pure electric bus in the world and can travel at a maximum speed of 70 km/h.
• In May 2019, Volkswagen announced pre-booking in Europe for the first model of its new full-electric ID.3. The first special edition, which has been specially configured for pre-booking, includes high-quality, high-performance equipment and is limited to 30,000 vehicles.