The Vehicle side charging requirements for upcoming xEVs report focuses on current and developmental-phase charging technologies on the vehicle side to understand how these technologies will grow in the near term and their role in the EV charging ecosystem.
A vehicle’s charging speed and ability to reach a higher power rate are already becoming important factors buyers are considering while choosing which EV to buy. Along with speed, charging convenience could also be a major factor for drivers as we move toward more advanced automated EVs. There will be demand for more user-friendly charging technologies, such as wireless charging and battery swapping, which have already made the industry pay more attention.
The Vehicle side charging requirements for upcoming xEVs report focuses on such current and developmental-phase charging technologies on the vehicle side to understand how these technologies will grow in the near term and their role in the EV charging ecosystem.
The charging environment is also witnessing a shift in terms of the charging standards followed by the industry, especially in North America, with the increasing popularity of Tesla’s North America Charging Standard (NACS). The report will look at some of the DC charging standards as well.