Global overview of EV charging infrastructure

However, their growing momentum in the eyes of consumers, alongside governments' will to stand by strict new emissions targets in Europe and China, actually led them to grow by around 35% globally in 2020.

IDTechEx expects this growth to continue globally for two decades, against a backdrop of new challenges and megatrends for the industry such as urbanisation, ageing populations and autonomous vehicles.

In the background of this transition, the availability and convenience of EV charging infrastructure is quietly essential for continued uptake. Ubiquitous charging infrastructure eases range anxiety, and allows automakers to reduce vehicle battery capacities - critical for cost reduction. Most charging infrastructure demand is created by electric passenger cars, while electric fleets of buses, trucks and vans will grow DC fast-charging markets rapidly.

This IDTechEx webinar, presented by Senior Technology Analyst Luke Gear, shares some of the latest research from the new IDTechEx report 'Charging Infrastructure for Electric Vehicles and Fleets 2021-2031', including:

• An overview of electric vehicle markets in 2020 and our outlook for 2021
• Private and public charging installations by region
• The need for DC fast charging - is 120kW enough?
• The difficulty of megawatt charging - are battery electric trucks doomed and the opportunity for fuel cells

IDTechEx will be hosting the same webinar three times in one day, so please join which ever session is the most convenient for you. Spaces are limited.

Date: Thursday 11th March 2021 Duration: 30 minutes

Webinar times

Session #1 - Asia-Pacific 2:00am (Your Local Time GMT+0) 2:00am (London Time) Register.

Session #2 - Europe 10:00am (Your Local Time GMT+0) 10:00am (London Time) Register.

Session #3 - Americas 5:00pm (Your Local Time GMT+0) 5:00pm (London Time) Register.