The electric vehicle (EV) charging market stands on the threshold of disruption. By 2030, more than 50% of all newly registered vehicles will be electric, triggering a huge demand for EV charging solutions. This will, in turn, create a multi-billion dollar business. Tiny startups from the charging sphere — often backed by key utility and oil & gas players — have professionalized, have grown into serious companies and have gone public. Now the big question remains: Which players and business models will come out on top?
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Posted May 11, 2021 | Industry | Sustainability |
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Thomas Knoblinger is Manager at Arthur D. Little (ADL), based in Munich, Germany. His expertise is in the automotive industry, specializing in e-mobility, automotive suppliers, and the independent aftermarket. Mr. Knoblinger also focuses on holistic technology assessments, new business models, carbon composites and lightweight technologies, and the future of automotive sales. Prior to ADL, he held positions at Ricardo Strategic Consulting and A.… Read More
Alexander Krug is a Partner at Arthur D. Little (ADL), based in Munich, Germany. He has extensive experience in the automotive industry, specializing in Mobility 4.0 projects, digitalization, and customer experience management. Mr. Krug has successfully completed more than 30 projects in the area of e-mobility (technology strategy, new business models, system solutions, customer experience) for OEMs, suppliers, and mobility service providers. He… Read More
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