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eReadiness index in leading countries in 2024, by criteria

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Release date

September 2024

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Region

Worldwide, China, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland

Survey time period

2024

Supplementary notes

The eReadiness index is calculated as an average out of all four dimensions, which are defined by the source as such:

"Government incentives index focus on

Grants (Purchase subsidies, national and local grants, scrapping bonus)
VAT exemption
Registration tax reduction
Annual ownership tax exemption

Infrastructure index:

Installed public charging points per thousand cars (total circulating EV and non- EV fleets)
Installed public fast charging points (>150kW) per highway km
Share of renewable energy generation
Ratio of gasoline to electricity driving cost

Supply index:

EV share of total registrations
Depreciation rate of a country's top-selling EVs
Number of pure EV players present in the market

Demand index:

Consumers’ willingness to buy an EV within the next two years
Share of short distance (<30km per day) drivers
Average household income"

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According to the eReadiness Index, Sweden had the highest score and was the country most prepared for electromobility. Sweden's infrastructure index, which includes analysis of public charging points, share of renewable energy generation, and ratio of gasoline to electricity driving cost, had the highest score among the country's other considered criteria. Furthermore, Norway came in second, confirming the Nordics' readiness for e-mobility. China was the only non-European country in the top countries, with a *** eReadiness index.