While saying goodbye to traditional internal combustion engine vehicles, electric cars are starting to take more place in our lives day by day. Governments also offer various incentives for the adoption of electric vehicles. Adoption of electric vehicles, which offer advantages such as lower taxes and parking priority, does not seem to be as fast as expected.
Electric cars won’t be adopted as early as expected
People in the auto industry have lost faith in the adoption of electric vehicles, according to a study by international consulting firm KPMG. This survey, which was conducted with 900 automobile experts from 30 different countries, indicates that confidence in electric cars has decreased significantly.
According to the results of the survey, automobile officials think that only 10 to 40 percent of new vehicle sales will be electric by 2030. When the same survey was done last year, the results were between 20 and 70 percent.
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The only thing the experts agreed on was which brand would lead the electric vehicle market. By 2030, it is stated that Tesla will be the leader in electric cars, despite losing market share. While Tesla was expected to be followed by Audi and BMW, Apple was surprisingly placed in the fourth place.
Disruptions in the supply chain and economic problems are cited as the most effective factors in the decrease in the belief in electric vehicles. Globally, 76 percent of executives are concerned about interest rates and inflation impacting job growth as we enter 2023.
Electric vehicles will be the only option at some point in our lives, but it seems like we have many years ahead for those days. So what do you think about the adoption of electric cars? When exactly do you think electric vehicles will enter our lives? You can share your views with us in the comments section.