This second edition of Zero Carbon Academy’s ground breaking annual report into the EV industry and associated charging landscape analyses the key trends and developments in this critical sector aligned to 5-year market forecasts.

This deep-dive research analyses government policy-including tariffs, EV roll-out targets and deadlines, consumer demand, technological developments, charging types and battery technologies. The report assesses the current market opportunities alongside key recommendations and prospects for both the public and private sector.

Furthermore, the research considers EV charging adoption, such as public charging, home charging, and workplace charging, providing critical insight into how deployments are evolving and the opportunities these offer. Additionally, the research includes the influential ‘ZCA Leader board product, offering analysis of 12 EV vendors, and 10 EV charging providers.

The report includes a comprehensive dataset for the total number of BEV (Battery Electric Vehicles) LCVs (Light Commercial Vehicles), PHEV(Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles) LCVs, the number of public EV chargers(broken out by slow chargers and fast chargers), and the total number of household EV chargers. We also include the total number of ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) vehicles as well as annual LCV sales split by vehicle type.

• Executive summary: Overview of the key trends and research findings, alongside a summary infographic.
• Sector focus & analysis: review and insight into both the EV and the EV charging landscapes, looking at technology, major trends, opportunities and developments.
• Government policy and roll-out targets: EV targets and phase out dates for ICE vehicles for selected geographies, as well as analysis of emissions levels from the transport sector.
• Vendor profiles and leader boards: assessment of the key players in both the EV sector and the EV charging infrastructure space. Includes company profiles, vendor scoring & heatmaps, and our new ZCA leaderboard product, for:

EV vehicle vendors

• BMW Group
• BYD
• Geely
• GM
• Hyundai Motor
• Tesla
• Toyota Motor Corporation
• Volkswagen Group
• SAIC Motor
• Stellantis
• GAC Motor
• Mercedes Benz

EV charging infrastructure vendors

• ABB
• Allego
• BP Pulse
• Charge+
• ChargePoint
• Ionity
• Osprey
• Shell Recharge
• Starcharge
• Tesla

• Key takeaways & recommendations
• ZCA EVs & EV charging market forecasts: Aproprietary top-down forecast that projects the number of on-road LCVs split byBEV, PHEV, ICE and ‘other’. It includes annual forecast sales by vehicle type,as well as average price by country of BEV and PHEV LCVs, leading to totalrevenue projections for both segments. The EV charging forecasts culminate inthe cumulative number of EV chargers on both a regional and country-levelbasis. These are also divided between public chargers and by householdchargers.

1. How is EV adoption progressing and what are the major barriers to this?
2. What are the current tariffs in place and how are these impacting EV adoption?
3. How is battery technology progressing, and what does it mean for the future?
4. What can governments and businesses do to encourage faster EV adoption?
5. is the roll-out of EV charging infrastructure progressing? What are the challenges and opportunities?

Zero Carbon Academy’s forecast suite is made up of 38 tables and 10,050 data points and includes 5-year projections for:

• Total LCVs on the road (in use)
• Total LCV sales per annum- split by ICE, PHEV,BEV, and Other
• Total LCVs in use by type- ICE, PHEV, BEV, andOther
• Average vehicle price- PHEV, BEV
• Annual revenue- PHEV, BEV
• Total EV chargers (public and household)
• Number of households
• Number of households with an EV
• Number of Households with an EV charger installed
• Number of public chargers
• Total public chargers split by slow and by fast

Each data set includes regional level data for:

• North America
• Western Europe
• Asia Pacific
• Latin America
• Russia & Eastern Europe 
• Middle East & North Africa
• Sub-Saharan Africa

And national level data (equating to 93% of the LCV market) for:

• Canada- EVs & charging
• United States- EVs & charging
• Austria- EVs & charging
• Belgium- EVs & charging
• Denmark- EVs & charging
• Finland- EVs & charging
• France- EVs & charging
• Germany- EVs & charging
• Greece- EVs & charging
• Ireland- EVs & charging
• Italy- EVs & charging
• Luxembourg- EVs & charging
• Netherlands- EVs & charging
• Norway- EVs & charging
• Poland- EVs & charging
• Portugal- EVs & charging
• Spain- EVs & charging
• Sweden- EVs & charging
• Switzerland- EVs & charging
• UK- EVs & charging
• Australia- EVs & charging
• China- EVs & charging
• India- EVs & charging
• Japan- EVs & charging
• New Zealand- Charging
• South Korea- EVs & charging
• Thailand- EVs & charging
• Indonesia- EVs & charging
• Argentina- EVs
• Brazil- EVs & charging
• Chile- EVs & charging
• Colombia- EVs
• Ecuador- EVs
• Mexico- EVs & charging
• Peru- EVs
• Bulgaria- EVs & charging
• Croatia- EVs & charging
• Czechia- EVs & charging
• Hungary- EVs & charging
• Kazakhstan- EVs
• Romania- EVs & charging
• Russia- EVs & charging
• Serbia- EVs
• Slovak Republic- EVs & charging
• Slovenia- EVs & charging
• Ukraine- EVs
• Uzbekistan- EVs
• Algeria- EVs
• Egypt, Arab Rep.- EVs
• Iran, Islamic Rep.- EVs
• Iraq- EVs
• Israel- EVs & charging
• Libya- EVs
• Morocco- EVs
• Syrian Arab Republic- EVs
• Turkiye- EVs & charging
• United Arab Emirates- EVs
• Nigeria- EVs
• South Africa- EVs & charging

• ABB
• Allego
• bp pulse
• Charge+
• ChargePoint
• Gridserve
• Ionity
• Osprey
• Shell Recharge
• Star Charge
• Tesla
• BMW Group
• BYD
• Geely
• GM
• Hyundai Motor
• Tesla
• Toyota Motor Corporation
• Volkswagen Group
• SAIC Motor
• Stellantis
• GAC Motor
• Mercedes Benz
• AFP
• CATL
• Changan
• EPA
• Globalspec
• IEA
• JLR
• Kia
• McKinsey
• Nikola
• NIO
• Rivian
• Sinopec
• UNEP
• Volvo

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