Tools for EMS manufacturing quote pricing analysis - Optimize total landed cost savings for your contract electronics outsourcing programs

Details here

Tools for EMS manufacturing quote pricing analysis - Optimize total landed cost savings for your contract electronics outsourcing programs

Details here
 
25 Years solving global, regional and local priorities.

Menu


Electric vehicle (EV) sales, marketshare, forecast by model, make, country

China's robotics sector continues to play an increasing role in EVs

The Global EV Outlook (2016) report shows countries below covered by the Electric Vehicle Initiative (EVI), a multi-government policy forum dedicated to accelerating electric vehicle (EV) deployment. In September 2017, China announced it is joining France and Britain announcing plans to end sales of gasoline and diesel cars. Find EMS design and manufacturing services for automotive electronics here.

The EVI is a multi-government policy forum established in 2009, dedicated to accelerating the deployment of EVs worldwide with the goal of a global deployment of 20 million electric cars by 2020. The EVI counts 16 member governments (Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Korea, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, the United Kingdom and the United States).

Beijing is stepping up pressure on automakers to accelerate development of EVs. France and Britain announced in July 2017 they will stop sales of gasoline and diesel automobiles by 2040 as part of their efforts to reduce pollution and carbon emissions.

SEE ALSO
Robotics demand in China
China robotics sales
China manufacturing moves up the tech value chain
Find industrial electronics EMS providers
Find automotive electronics EMS providers

EV sales and market share in selected countries in 2015 (‘000 units)

Source: HSBC report, IEA analysis based on EVI country submissions, complemented by EAFO (2016), IHS Polk (2014), MarkLines (2016), ACEA(2016a) and EEA (2015) *Including battery electric car and Plug-in Hybrid electric car.

2015 Global top 20 EV unit sales (includes nine Chinese brands)

Source: 12365 Auto.com

HSBC economist Kelvin Lam noted in his report “China’s Smart Move” (September 2017), China’s EV market is still at an early stage. Lam writes, “of the 28 million cars purchased last year only 507,000 were EVs, according to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM).” But it’s the same everywhere – of the 95 million cars sold globally, electric cars made up less than 1%. However, demand is growing rapidly in China and 2016 sales rose 53% year-on-year. Find automotive contract electronics services providers.

China new energy vehicle (NEV) charging stations

Map below is sourced from J.P. Morgan report, ‘China Autos Outlook’ February 2019, by Nick Lai and Rebecca Wen. Bubble size indicates the scale of charging posts / stations per city. Small bubbles equate to less than 3,000 units; medium bubble size equates to 3,000 to 10,000 units; large is for greater than 10,000 units. The target by 2020 is 4.5 million units of charging posts, and 12,000 units of charging stations.

Asia manufacturing sourcing

OEMs reading this can request a list of electronics contract EMS manufacturing providers in Asia (its free) that match your program requirements by clicking here, or you can also click on the map below.

SOURCING RELATED
Request list of EMS manufacturing facilities in Silicon Valley
Request list of EMS manufacturers anywhere (worldwide)

Alternatively, any website user can freely search our global directory of contract electronics solutions listings and contact companies directly. You can search by geography, services needed, and technology end-markets (or any combination thereof). Start your search and contact companies here.

Price of electric vehicles (EV) vs conventional vehicles – 2018

Additionally, the cost premium associated with owning an EV compared with an ICE (internal combustion engine) vehicle has long been a sticking point for consumers. But prices are becoming more competitive, largely due to improvements in battery technology bringing costs down significantly. The upfront cost is not the only, or even the most useful, metric when evaluating EV affordability, below.

In some other metrics — such as total cost of ownership — EVs are already coming out ahead. But with upfront cost still posing a barrier to wider EV adoption, this concern will be a key priority for manufacturers to address, according to CB Insights. Get the CB Insights report, ‘The Race for the Electric Car’, here.

Get a list of EMS manufacturers matching your program needs (Its free)

Venture Outsource has the largest, global database of contract electronics capabilities. Get a free list of contract EMS manufacturing companies matching your program needs.

“Was able to very quickly find details on the important elements of setting up EMS and ODM partnerships, talked with an advisor for personalized info on quality providers matching our requirements while getting up to speed quickly about the industry and connect with key staff from like-minded companies and potential partners. Great resource.”

— Jeff Treuhaft, Sr. Vice President, Fusion-IO

Advisors have access to detailed information on listings in our global database and can help you compare provider service capabilities to better match your program needs. Speak with a Provider Advisor. This free service is for electronic professionals working in OEM brand companies.

Talk to an Advisor




Private message OEM peers. Access all content.

For electronic OEM professionals working in OEM companies. Connect with OEM peers and access exclusive content.

https://ventureoutsource.com/contract-manufacturing/electric-vehicle-ev-sales-marketshare-forecast-by-model-make-country/

Provider spotlight

About Venture Outsource, LLC

Venture Outsource, LLC site content and our consulting services help electronic manufacturers plan and execute global, regional and local priorities. Our chief assets are knowledge and interactions. The business is divided into two divisions: an operating division which includes education and training, and consulting and research.



Copyright Venture Outsource, LLC. All Rights Reserved
The material on this site is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for legal, financial or professional advice. Distribution and use of this material are governed by our User Terms Agreement and by copyright law. By using our Website you agree to site Terms and Privacy policies. For questions email insight@ventureoutsource.com or visit www.ventureoutsource.com