Chris Pateman-Jones, CEO of Connected Kerb, looks forward to 2024 and highlights the major forces and trends that will be shaping the EV charging and infrastructure sector.
It is not EVs, but e-bikes, e-mopeds and e-scooters that are the vehicles of the future – at least for those travelling in cities.
That was the gist of the argument in a provocative Financial Times opinion piece published this month by Paris-based journalist Simon Kuper. But is he right, and what are the implications for the ongoing rollout of EVs and the required charging infrastructure?
With the conference season currently in full flow in the UK, the country's two main political parties have been setting out their plans for the EV charging sector ahead of the likely 2024 general election.
EV charging expert Matt Bloom, director of partnerships at AmpUp, talks to EVC&I about the impact of the charging link-up between the three automotive giants.
