The global market for EV Chargers is expected to triple the existing installed base and reach 1.5 million publicly available charging outlets by 2025. At the moment, despite a strong installed base of CHAdeMO, moving forward CCS seems to be a popular choice for different countries.
MUNICH (PRWEB) December 20, 2018
A new market research dataset is available from Power Technology Research on "On-Board and Off-Board EV Charging Points (EVSE) Market Research Dataset 2018-2024" is available now. The research covers both AC and DC fast charging including further segmentation into charging standards by country and charging capacity by country. EVSE research is segmented into four globally installed fast charging standards Combined Charging System (CCS), CHAdeMO (Japan), Tesla Super Charger (SC) and GB/T (China). Plus, to provide in-depth value to all the stakeholders involved in EVSE industry, the research provides further segmentation into 5 charging capacities: 0-3kW, 4-22kW, 23-60kW, 61-150kW, 151-350kW.
The global market for EV Chargers is expected to triple the existing installed base and reach 1.5 million publicly available charging outlets by 2025. The research also indicates that despite the recent advancements in fast charging infrastructure, slow AC charging will still be the dominant technology in terms of installed units in 2025. At the moment, despite a strong installed base of CHAdeMO, moving forward CCS seems to be a popular choice for different countries.
A few initiatives involving ultra-fast charging (350 kW) were announced in the recent past; however, there are currently no cars on the roads which are capable of receiving charging power at 350 kW. With revised charging standards and new vehicle models in the near future, these ultra-fast charging sites could be utilized for long-distance highway travel.
The analysis is presented through PTR's data visualization platform, utilizing Microsoft Power BI. This consists of an interactive report to best extract key trends and data while also providing multiple dashboards to better understand the methodology and to keep updated on the latest trends in each segment throughout the one-year subscription. Excel database and PowerPoint available on request.
Segmentations covered:
Power Capacity:
1. 0-3kW
2. 4-22kW
3. 23-60kW
4. 61-150kW
5. 151-350kW
EVSE Type:
1. Category 1 AC Chargers
2. Category 2 AC Chargers
3. DC Chargers
a. CCS
b. CHAdeMO
c. Tesla SC
d. GB/T
Countries covered:
A. Europe
1. Austria
2. Belgium
3. Bulgaria
4. Croatia
5. Cyprus
6. Czech Republic
7. Denmark
8. Estonia
9. Finland
10. France
11. Germany
12. Greece
13. Hungary
14. Iceland
15. Ireland
16. Italy
17. Latvia
18. Lithuania
19. Luxembourg
20. Malta
21. Netherlands
22. Norway
23. Poland
24. Portugal
25. Romania
26. Slovakia
27. Slovenia
28. Spain
29. Sweden
30. Switzerland
31. Turkey
32. United Kingdom
B. North America
1. United States
2. Canada
3. Mexico
C. APAC
1. Japan
2. Korea
3. India
4. China
An executive insights version is also available for this report for just a regional overview for decision makers only requiring information on a regional level.
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https://powertechresearch.com/services/e-mobility/evse-charging/
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