The second edition of Current±’s EV Infrastructure Report offers a detailed look into the key developments and challenges within the EV industry.
With the UK’s readiness to support the transition to zero-emissions vehicles still uncertain, the EV market continues to expand. However, despite this progress, concerns remain over the delay of the ZEV mandate to 2035.
The report highlights several significant trends shaping the industry, including record growth in EV market share, installed charging capacity and cost reductions. However, external factors like the pavement tax continue to pose challenges to widespread adoption. Fleet vehicles dominate the EV landscape, with predictions that by 2030, commercial electric vans will drive the most public charging demand. The UK’s position as Europe’s largest market for ZEV buses is also explored, featuring insights from Zenobe and Flexible Power Systems on the electrification of buses and emergency vehicles.
Highlights include:
- V2X: Why improving bi-directional charging is the key to mass adoption
- The transformative thinking accelerating EV charging infrastructure
- UK vs US: How does the EV industry across the pond stack up against our own?
- Why solar and storage will play an increasingly important role in the future of EVs in the UK
