The accelerated adoption of electric vehicles is underpinned by significant initiatives undertaken by the public authorities. Such measures, aimed at reducing the price gap between electric vehicles and conventional vehicles, have been implemented across multiple geographies. They were announced in Norway as early as the 1990s, in the United States in 2009, and China in 2014. Mentioned below are the category-wise international best practices on developing and implementing electric mobility policies.The accelerated adoption of electric vehicles is underpinned by significant initiatives undertaken by the public authorities. Such measures, aimed at reducing the price gap between electric vehicles and conventional vehicles, have been implemented across multiple geographies. They were announced in Norway as early as the 1990s, in the United States in 2009, and China in 2014. Mentioned below are the category-wise international best practices on developing and implementing electric mobility policies.
Setting a
well-defined electric mobility roadmap
Setting clear
targets for implementation of electric mobility
Offering specific
and easily accessible incentives
Administrating the
implementation at the sub-national level
Roadmap for logistics charging infrastructure, including HDVs and inland shipping in 2021
Market expansion plan for battery-powered electric vehicles in 1976:Programmes to fund R&D of new technologies for 10 years over different phases Vehicle leasing programmes Development of HEVs and EVs EVs and PHVs roadmap to 2020
Chile Energy Roadmap 2018-2022: Increase the existing number of electric cars tenfold by 2022. Electrify 100% of public transport by 2040 Achieve a 40% penetration rate of electric cars in the private stock by 2050
Transport decarbonisation plan with commitments and actions to decarbonise the UK’s transport sector A delivery plan for the transition to zero emission cars and vans by 2035
