PUBLISHER: Guidehouse Insights | PRODUCT CODE: 1477958
PUBLISHER: Guidehouse Insights | PRODUCT CODE: 1477958
The growing number of plug-in EVs (PEVs) on the road will require a robust EV charging ecosystem. Most early adopters of PEVs have satisfied their charging needs with home chargers, but as PEV adoption increases so will the need for public charging solutions. Permanently installed chargers can serve most charging needs, but limitations to grid capacity, high costs for grid upgrades, and delays in charger installations will create gaps in the charging ecosystem-gaps that can be filled by mobile EV chargers, which can provide a flexible and temporary charging solution.
Mobile EV chargers, which are a small segment of the EV charging market that utilize battery packs or generators to provide charging to PEVs, include charging vehicles, portable chargers, and temporary chargers. Because mobile EV chargers can be easily transported to a location and operate without a permanent grid connection, they can be utilized for on-demand and roadside assistance. They can also be deployed on a semipermanent basis to help satisfy short-term demand, provide charging during emergency situations, or evaluate the commercial viability of a potential site for permanent chargers.
This Guidehouse Insights report includes forecasts from 2024 to 2033 for the sales and revenue of mobile EV chargers segmented by technology: charging vehicles, portable chargers, and temporary chargers. Revenue projections for each technology are segmented into battery and non-battery components. The potential battery capacity for new mobile EV charger sales and the total population of deployed chargers are also included.
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