EV-Box's keynote at 2016 AVERE E-Mobility event, hosted in Amsterdam. Keynote delivered by Kristof Vereenooghe, EV-Box's CEO. Presentation focused on the future of electric mobility and why EV driving / EV charging will be the next big thing.
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
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
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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
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