Overview of the electric vehicle (EV) market and the EV charging infrastructure market. Primarily cover private and public charging in China, Europe, and North America, with a further breakdown by charger family.
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EV Charging Infrastructure – 2024 Analysis
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EV Charging Infrastructure – 2024 Data
Data / 29 Mar 2024 / Stephanie Wu
This report is designed to provide an overview of the electric vehicle (EV) market and the EV charging infrastructure market, primarily covering private and public charging, with a further breakdown by charger family, in China, Europe, and North America.
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Stephanie Wu
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Stephanie is a Senior Analyst in Omdia’s Energy & Smart Infrastructure team with over 15 years of automotive and energy experience. With a decade of experience in the automotive industry and four years as a market intelligence expert, she brings a unique perspective to her analysis of global energy and smart infrastructure markets. Her focus areas include smart meters, smart grids, and EV charging infrastructure. Stephanie regularly publishes insightful reports and analysis on industry trends, providing valuable guidance to stakeholders. Prior to joining Omdia, she held various roles at General Motors, including communications, quality strategy, market research, and product portfolio planning. Stephanie received her master’s degree in communications from Shanghai International Studies University.
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