【行业研报】EV充电指数_市场营销策划_重点报告20230704_doc.docxVIP

After a turbulent first half of 2022, the electric vehicle (EV) and EV charging market returned to strong growth according to the latest edition of Roland Bergers EV Charging Index. Several key market indicators, such as EV sales and charging infrastructure developments, hit record highs, despite turbulent energy prices in some markets. The fourth edition of the Index, covering 30 markets in five regions – Europe, China, Americas, Middle East and Asia (other) – and 31 indicators, is based on industry interviews, primary research and a survey of 16,000 participants from all regions conducted in the first half of 2023. In this report, we present the overall findings and focus on four topical areas. First, with global EV sales penetration reaching a record high in 2022, we look at how the factors affecting interest in EVs differ across the regions. Second, we assess the drivers behind the rapid expansion of public EV charging networks, from new technologies to convenience. Third, as the percentage of EV owners who report using public charging reaches 90%, we analyze changing customer behaviors and find that range anxiety is still a major problem. Cover photo Andrew Merry/Getty ImagesLastly, we examine the emerging regionalization of OEMs strategies with regard to EV charging infrastructure, especially the different approaches applied in the Cover photo Andrew Merry/Getty Images 2 EV Charging Index Edition 4EV 2 EV Charging Index Edition 4 4 4 EV Charging Index Edition 4 EV Charging Index Edition 4 5 Scores and rankings: The pack closes on leader China, with improvements across the board  All of the top five performers in the fourth edition of the Index increased or maintained their score compared to the previous edition, with all at record-breaking highs. China topped the rankings with a total of 82 (out of 100), followed by Germany (74), the United States (73) and the Netherlands (69). Norway (65) knocked the United Kingdom out of the top five by less than one po