Military EVs -
ELECTRIC VEHICLES LAND, SEA & AIR USA 2012
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| ost major breakthroughs in design and technology appear in other electric vehicles before they appear in cars. Whether by land, sea or air, electric vehicles need motors, controls, batteries and often supercapacitors plus advanced structural composites. Just over 1.6 million electric cars will be sold worldwide this year, including hybrids. But the total number of all types of EVs sold will be much greater - reaching over 39 million. In terms of units sold, that will mostly be e-bikes and vehicles for the disabled, but industrial/commercial vehicles will have four times their market value. Serious players must look at all of this - and IDTechEx now makes this possible. |
Who should attend and why?
- Electric vehicle manufacturers to diversify and make vehicles for many uses
- Components and subsystem suppliers to make their products available for as many vehicles as possible for land, sea and air
- Electricity suppliers, regulators, analysts and investment experts to assess the whole market while others miss most of these aspects
- Companies who want to learn more about the total global market including, challenges, opportunities and the latest technologies now and in the future for ALL EVs and their parts
- The global picture of the electric vehicle and parts market / read more here
- A global approach: East Asia's leading role in the industry / read more here
- Electric vehicles markets and opportunities / read more here
- Infrastructure / read more here
- Investment opportunities / read more here
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More about the topics:
The event will include the growth of the markets for all forms of electric vehicles over the next decade. Hear how savvy component supplies are finding high margin niches and even helping to create new forms of hybrid and pure electric vehicles. Hear the opportunities for new materials and smart body work based on printed electronics and electrics and self-powered sensors. Energy harvesting options ranging from solar cells on the whole vehicle to shock absorbers and thermoelectric harvesting from the engine and exhaust in hybrids will be covered. We will assess energy harvesting and management solutions of the future and third generation batteries, super-capacitors and other storage devices.
India and Korea are moving fast in the EV market. Japan is leader. China has the largest potential market for electric vehicles - it holds 66% of the manufacturers of electric vehicles. Over 90% of the world's electric vehicles are made in China, mainly for use in China. It mines and controls 95% of the world's rare earth reserves used in the hybrid car batteries, motors and other key components of today's electric vehicles. Find out what's happening in East Asia and hear about who the main players are in the different industry sectors.
Attend presentations from companies that have successfully created new markets. Tap into the massive opportunities and find out more about the commercial and technical barriers and how to overcome them.
The demand for electric vehicle charging stations will sextuple in the next decade to reach over $4 billion for charging station hardware. Those seeking the largest possible business, supplying charging stations must prioritise installation of residential car charging stations. Those seeking high margin niche applications will find plenty of opportunity elsewhere, notably in industrial, commercial including buses and military and marine applications. However, this market peaks in value in 2017 - find out why at Electric Vehicles Land, Sea & Air.
Find out about investment opportunities and perspectives; routes to fund raising and expected returns for Electric Vehicles Land, Sea & Air. This event will bring together leading companies from the investor community.
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