markets

In this study, the authors seek a deeper understanding of the challenges facing plug in electric vehicle markets and how they might evolve in different regions.

This dissertation examines China's rapidly growing automobile industry, analyzing vehicle ownership trends, government policies, and the impact of vehicle characteristics on global warming and air pollution. The author develops econometric models to study the market dynamics, including the effects of international joint ventures, government fuel standards, and strategic decisions by Chinese car manufacturers, offering insights that could inform policy and industry strategies for promoting alternative vehicles and reducing emissions.

This studies what demographics purchase plug in electric vehicles and how used PEVs are utilized.

This policy brief summarizes a series of recurring surveys that measure consumers' awareness and attitudes toward electric vehicles.

In this paper, the authors conduct a critical review of the peer-reviewed literature on EV traction battery reuse and recycling to assess how transportation is represented. In response to the limited and highly variable treatment of battery end-of-life (EoL) transportation, the literature review is followed by contextual information about the U.S., including the regulatory framework and existing network for EoL batteries.

This research aims to examine barriers to making sustainable travel behavior changes such as using multi-modal transportation, reducing overall amounts of travel, or moving to locations closer to necessary services.