With Increasing Environment Pollution Concerns, the Global Electric Vehicle Charging System Market Growth to thrive at 25.51%
Inkwood Research estimates that the Global Electric Vehicle Charging System Market is anticipated to project a CAGR of 25.51% in terms of revenue during the forecasting years of 2021-2028.
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The electric vehicle (EV) market growth is on a surge. This
has increased the need for robust electric charging infrastructure. The EV
charging system comprises a setup that powers electric vehicles. Their battery
chargers are divided into level 1, level 2, and level 3.
Rising
Environment Pollution Concerns Drive Market Growth
Transport is an essential part of several private and
economic activities. It also leads to considerable environmental problems. The
GHG (Greenhouse Gas) emissions are a major threat to the environment. Climate
change is majorly impacted by emissions from the transport sector. Also, there
has been an increase in gasoline-powered vehicle sales and rapid urbanization, leading
to rising temperatures and carbon emissions.
Such concerns and the need for remedies have influenced the
sales of electric vehicles, coupled with initiatives by governments, automobile
manufacturers, and environmental agencies. Such developments are set to promote
the growth of EV batteries. OEMs are investing hugely in R&D activities to
cater to the demands.
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Plug-In
Charging System: Major Mode of Charging
Plug-in electric chargers use a charging cable and plug for
vehicle charging. Most EV chargers at present use plug-in charging mode. They
have huge demand in commercial and home areas. Wired charging uses metal
contact between EVSE (electric vehicle supply equipment) and the charging inlet
of the vehicle. Its subdivision includes level 1, level 2, and level 3. Level 1
charging includes a 120 volt (V) plug, alternating-current (AC), and an
exclusive circuit.
Plug-in electric chargers are portable and do not need any
charging equipment installment. Level 2 entails a plug of 240 volts (V),
alternating-current (AC), and public charging installation. It is compatible
with all plug-in electric vehicles. Level 3 charging, also called DC Fast Charging,
includes a 480V direct (DC) outlet. It is not compatible with all EV types.
North
America is the Fastest-Growing Region
The EV market in North America is evolving with the presence
of several well-established players. This, along with incentive programs
offered by governments, contributes to the increasing adoption of PHEVs
(plug-in hybrid electric vehicle) and BEVs (battery electric vehicles).
Further, the EV charging system market growth is attributed to the federal
bodies’ efforts to propel vehicle electrification, rising manufacturing
activities, and a conducive economy.
The industry rivalry in the market is moderate. The
increasing focus on the industry and the rising opportunities are driving the
global demand of the industry. ABB Ltd, ChargePoint, Tesla, EVgo, EVBox, etc.,
are among the eminent players in the market.
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