Electric vehicles (EVs) are one solution to creating a transportation system that is more
energy efficient, fosters greater energy security, and is less polluting. Existing public policy …

Procurement incentives are a widely leveraged policy lever to stimulate electric vehicle (EV)
sales. However, their effectiveness in reducing transportation emissions depends on the …

Transportation accounts for 28% of total energy use and 26% of carbon emissions in the US,
and battery electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles are promising options to decarbonize …

Governments around the world have established electric vehicle incentives with the aim of
reducing petroleum use, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and local air pollutant …

In this article, I review the academic literature on the economics of plug-in electric vehicles
(PEVs), with a focus on PEV policy, benefits, and equity. PEVs are one of the most promising …

We examine the private and public economics of electric vehicles (EVs) and discuss when
market forces can be expected to produce the optimal path of EV adoption. Privately …

Increasing electric vehicle (EV) adoption poses serious concerns about the long-term
adequacy of highway revenues. This paper addresses not only the fuel tax revenue loss …

Regardless of increased attention in electric vehicles (EV) market expansion, the actual
penetration of EVs remains low globally. Almost all major OEMs have announced …

To reduce greenhouse gas emissions, governments worldwide have set aggressive targets
for a transition from internal combustion engine vehicles (ICEVs) to electric vehicles (EVs) …

Continued battery technology advancements and global market growth have routinely led to
predictions about when the new market for electric vehicles might reach a tipping point …