Electric Vehicles Market Estimated to Expand at a Double-Digit CAGR through 2030

The report tabled by Persistence Market Research titled “Electric Vehicles Market: Global Industry Analysis and Forecast, 2016–2030”, talks about the global and regional market behavior and also gauges the change in the eco-system of the global electric vehicles market within the assessment period.

Global Electric Vehicles Market: The Way Ahead

Electric powered cars are the future of the transport industry and it will change the face of the global transport segment in the forthcoming years. The worth of the global electric market is predicted to touch US$ 99.88 Bn by the end of 2016 and the market will grow manifold within the stipulated period and will touch the estimated value of US$ 596.56 Bn by the end of 2030. As per the report, the market will expand its periphery in terms of CAGR of 15.6%. The global population is gasping for fresh air. The alarming rise in pollution has challenged the entire socio-economic structure and even impacted the hike of the global economy and healthcare. The global transport and communication network is highly dependent on gasoline-powered vehicles which not only pollutes the air, but these vehicles are a major cause of sound pollution. The environmental safety is a major concern for government bodies. Several strict policies have been framed in the past few years to arrest the blatant rise of sound and air pollution. Revamped government policies targeted to encourage the manufacturing and use of green and soundless electric vehicles is a major push to the global width of the electric vehicles market. Some of the biggest and the most advanced economies of the world such as China and US has implemented a plethora of steps to promote the use of electric driven vehicles. US has issued special grants and to lure more customers in the electric vehicles market China has offered free number plates to the owners of the electric vehicles. Steep rise in the petrol prices has pushed the customers towards advanced electric vehicles.

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Global Electric Vehicles Market: Roadblocks

There are some of the key factors that are clamping down the global expansion of the electric vehicles market. The electric led vehicles are losing their market relevance because of their performance. The market for electric vehicles is still at a nascent stage in some developing economies of the world. The apt infrastructure needed to back the growth of electric vehicles market in those regions is thin. This massive intercontinental gulf is further creating a stalemate condition in the market. The electric backed vehicles are mostly consumed for large scale commercial use and by deep-pocketed consumers. The high price tags are also limiting its market outreach and restricting the organic development of the global electric vehicles market.

Global Electric Vehicles Market: Market Autopsy

The market is exploding with a slew of new technologies. The major manufacturers of this industry are experimenting with cutting-edge technologies to enhance the market expansion of the vehicles. The global electric vehicles market is fragmented into three major sects. The battery electric cars is steadily dominating one of the largest markets of the world, China, as the sale of the battery driven two wheelers are maximum in this country. The other two segments such as plug-in hybrid vehicles and hybrid electric powered cars are also expected to show promising results within the estimated period of growth. The plug-in hybrid vehicles fraction of the market will surge at an approximate CAGR of more than 16% by the end of 2030. The external and internal charging support available in this crop of vehicles will further pull up the market.

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The electric vehicles market is also segmented by vehicle type. The surge of the electric vehicles market is massively impacted by the surge in the demand of the passenger vehicles. The passenger vehicles segment will occupy almost 54% of the market share by the end of 2016 and the CAGR will bloom within the period of study. Apart from the passenger car segment the two wheelers segment will also contribute significantly to the market share of the global electric vehicles market. This segment is projected to stretch at a CAGR of 11.7% by the end of 2030. The commercial vehicles segment will crawl up the ladder but the segment needs adequate time to meet the expectations of the market, according to the report.

Global Electric Vehicles Market: Competitive Landscape

The major shareholders of the global electric vehicles market are burning the midnight oil to come out with innovative measures to enhance the relevance of electric vehicles in the global market. The advanced technologies and smart measures are chipped in to get rid of some of the core issues which are stalling the expected expansion of the global electric vehicles market. The bigwigs of the market such as Toyota Motor Corporation, Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, Nissan Motor Corporation Ltd, Honda Motor Co., Ltd., Ford Motor Company are pumping in funds into the market to revamp the infrastructure of the Global Electric Vehicles Market.

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