Lecture

Electric Mobility Ecosystem

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Description

This lecture explores the evolution of the electric mobility ecosystem since 1996, covering the development of electric vehicles, the market share of alternative propulsions, the drivers for EV deployment, and the potential of fuel cell electric vehicles. It also discusses the uncertainty surrounding the future competitiveness of EVs, the policy instruments in various countries, the lithium supply and cost curve, and the energy density of batteries as a key criterion for vehicle technology advancement.

Instructors (2)

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Ontological neighbourhood

Energy engineering

Energy storage: Topics in energy storage

Mechanical engineering

Automotive engineering: Electric vehicles

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