Those executives believe electric cars will eventually be leapfrogged by fuel-cell vehicles, due to the infrastructure challenges of both lower-rate public charging and DC fast-charging for long-distance travel.
The report, based on data collected from 953 senior executives, paints an interesting picture of future automotive trends as predicted by the world's automaking C-suites.
The main takeaway remains that 62 percent of decision-makers at automakers and their suppliers have a dim view of electric cars.
But the KPMG report is filled with contradictory data points.
As well as the prevailing negative view on EVs, 50 percent of executives believe nonetheless that battery-electric vehicles will be the key automotive trend as we drive forth into 2025—but mostly because a regulatory environment will dictate it.Read on for the dim view of the splash in the pan funny electric inconveniences.
https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1114758_electric-cars-will-fail-but-well-build-them-anyway-say-global-auto-execs-kpmg.
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