The document discusses the rapid growth and future prospects of electric vehicle (EV) sales, projecting significant increases globally by 2030. It highlights Amsterdam as a model city for EV infrastructure, aiming for a fully optimized grid connection and a substantial number of charging points by 2018. Additionally, it notes trends in EV charging technologies and the increasing demand for smart and integrated charging solutions in the market.

1. The Future of
Elect ric Mobilit y
1 3 t h o f A p r i l 2 0 1 6
b y K r i s t o f Ve r e e n o o g h e

2. Why electric driving is
the next big thing?

3. Annual EV Sales (Worldwide)
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016*
*Until February 2016
178%
growth
150%
growth
70%
growth
49%
growth
79%
growth
49%
growth
Thousands

4. 2016 EV Distribution
€ 175M
350k EV sales in 2016
China
€ 85M
170k EV sales in 2016
USA
€ 102.5M
205k EV sales in 2016
UK, Nordics,
Netherlands, France,
Germany, Belgium
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Global EV sales forecast:
• 850.000 (PH)EVs expected to be sold in 2016
• 57% growth compared to 2015 sales (YoY)
• Equals to 0,90% market share in total car sales
• EVSE market has a total value of € 425M in 2016
(last year was 156 M addressable market, x 2,7)

5. 5
Source: ICCT, CP = Charging Point solution market. Source M&M = marketsandmarkets
Most positive forecast: 60% new
worldwide car sales comes from EV
by 2030
Global EVSE Forecast
Least positive forecast: 12% new worldwide
car sales comes from EV by 2030
€ 33 B
(CPs
Market)
€ 5 B
(CPs
Market)
€ 12,6B
By 2022
Ref:
M&M

6. Innovation in EV
charging has just started

7. Amsterdam | Role Model City
1.612
Charging Points (December
2015)
9.059
Individuals EV Drivers (December 2015)
33.708
charging sessions every month
(2015)
Ambitious goals:
~4000 charging points by 2018
Emission-free city by 2025
Fully optimized grid connection
EV-Box, Nuon & Heijmans
Partnership
100% of Amsterdam will use EV-Box
charging stations, because of its highest
up-time and lowest TCO
Nuon & Heijmans support with installation
& management
1.798.027
Zero-emission km charged every
month (2015)

8. EV Infrastructure | New Strategic Driver
PAST
FUTURE
EV Charging demand dependent on car
In the past it would be the people that bought an electric vehicle
demanding to have a charging point at home and/or work.
From nice to have….
EV Charging at every location
Already happening currently that parking spots are installing
charging points as a service to EV drivers, independently of
having themselves electric vehicles or not.
…to need to have!

9. EV Market Trends
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Smart charging
& Integration
with building
energy
systems
Commercial &
Workplace
Charging
Low End
Chargers
(Home
Charging)
Inductive
Charging
(Static, Semi-
Static,
Dynamic)
Roaming,
billing / open
data exchange
06 01
02
0304
05
Internet of Things (IoT)
As many other businesses that are rising and
growing exponentially, EV-related companies
will innovate both on the hardware and
software side.
Bank card / mobile
payment

10. EVSE specialists will
make a difference

11. Smart Charging
Load Balancing. Hub Satellite.
Peak Shaving.
Mobile First
Dependency mobile app. Engagement
with EV industry.
Software & Big Data
Connected Systems. Remote
Access. Billing. Predictive
Analytics
Data Security
Data security & privacy! Interoperability
(OCPP / OCPI)
Safety & Quality
Uptime. Low Maintenance.
User Experience
Ease of use. Simplicity of
charging
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The differentiators

12. About Us
Proud Partner
Network
Committed network of partners,
distributors & installers
Largest Installed Base
+40.000 installed charging points,
remotely updated via cloud software
EVSE Specialist
Focus on improving
charging experience every
single day
Purpose-Driven Team
+55 committed employees @HQ &
key partners making the transition
to sustainable mobility happen
Industry Leadership
Scalable, future-proof and
international approach towards EV
charging & e-mobility

13. Drive Electric.
Charge Everywhere.