E-mobility refers to using electric powertrains to power vehicles. This document compares key metrics related to electric vehicle adoption and infrastructure in several countries, including electricity generation from renewable sources, numbers of charging stations installed, and market shares of electric vehicles. It provides data on metrics like cumulative electric vehicle registrations, percentage of electricity from renewable sources, numbers of public charging stations and plug-in electric vehicle cost of ownership in various nations to allow for comparisons of how electric vehicle markets are developing internationally.

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350
134
557
612
109
4368
5654
1010
Electricity generation
94
6 710
88
TWh in
2014
Tax
%
Cost to drive
$/mile
60
5
15
14
63
52
0.07
0.22
0.1
0.31
0.12
0.03
133
123
414
83
42.9
55.6
58.5
41.5
Charging stations
‘000 in
2014
Cumulative registrations
3.9m
91
2.8m
163
133
203
80
192
Plug-in
vehicle SoM
0.16
4.88
0.33
0.14
1.4
0.59
0.08
0.32
%
*Source: IHS
An assessment of key e-mobility countries & comparison of
the development of these markets
E-Mobility is the concept of using an electrified powertrain to propel vehicles
EV - a purely battery Electric Vehicle PHEV – Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle HEV - Hybrid Electric Vehicle (without a plug)