hohe Investitionskosten in Forschung.... Anstieg der Elektroautos bis 2020 von 1 % auf 7- 8% global und 17-19% zum Ende der Dekade während die Batteriekosten fallen und Ladestationen sich verbessern
Moody's Investors Service says in a new report.
"One of the auto industry's major areas of focus for the past 10 years has been
improving fuel economy and preparing to meet increasingly burdensome emission-reduction
rules, and battery electric vehicles are an extension of this," said Bruce Clark, Moody's
Senior Vice President and lead auto analyst.
"But BEVs will require significant capital investment by automakers, generate low
returns until the early 2020s and face hurdles to achieving broader consumer acceptance."
he added.Moody's expects BEVs to represent approximately 7%-8% of global new vehicle sales by the mid-2020s, up from less than 1% currently, and rise to 17%-19% by the end of the decade as battery costs drop, driving range improves and charging infrastructure expands.
Automakers will also rely on other alternative fuel technologies, including hybrids and fuel cell electric vehicles, to meet emission requirements.
The acceleration of electrification plans and the growing focus on BEVs is being driven
by government environmental policies, as well as media and capital market attention
garnered by Tesla, added Clark...."
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