General Overview and Forecasting of Factors Affecting the Use of Electric Vehicles

Abstract

Electric vehicles are being promoted in a number of countries as a way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and fossil fuel depletion. The rate of adoption of electric vehicles, on the other hand, varies per country. The study's goals were to compare factors that influence electric car uptake and to generate policy suggestions. The design of electric vehicles (EVs) is an example of a successful policy. It has been demonstrated that there is no single appropriate policy or country-specific scenario for supplying electric vehicles. Because electric vehicles are becoming more popular, a policy mix that promotes their proliferation in many countries is required. Government support for EV and charging station adoption appears to dwindle when EV and charging station designs advance beyond a certain point, maybe due to dwindling customer demand. Reduce the cost of electric car charging as well as the cost of license plate registration is one of the most essential things the many countries can do.