Market Trends of north america van Industry
Growing demand for electric vehicles in North America driven by government support and growing environmental concerns
- The CVP in Russia has experienced significant fluctuations in recent years. It climbed steadily from USD 208.2 million in 2017, peaking in 2019. However, it dipped to USD 193.9 million in 2020, largely due to the economic challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Notably, the market rebounded sharply in 2022, reaching USD 269.8 million. This resurgence highlights both the resilience of the Russian automotive sector and the potential impact of economic stimulus measures and heightened consumer demand.
- Government incentives and subsidies are proving to be a strong draw for customers, particularly logistics and e-commerce firms, in their adoption of electric commercial vehicles. A case in point is Canada and North America, where, in April 2022, the government unveiled federal rebates of USD 5000 for electric light- and medium-duty vehicles. These initiatives are expected to significantly bolster the demand for electric commercial vehicles in North America from 2024 to 2030.
- Government initiatives, including plans for EV deployment, attractive incentives, and foreign investment allowances, are set to propel the electric vehicle market across North American nations. In a notable move, in March 2022, Volkswagen committed a staggering USD 7 billion to establish an electric car manufacturing facility in North America. By 2030, the automaker plans to roll out 25 new EV models, catering to customers in the US, Mexico, and Canada. As a result, the demand for electric vehicles is projected to witness a notable surge across various North American countries from 2024 to 2030.
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OTHER KEY INDUSTRY TRENDS COVERED IN THE REPORT
- North America's demographic story highlights steady growth and adaptability, with each nation contributing uniquely to the region's vibrant mosaic, underlining North America's continued global significance
- North America exhibits diverse trends in consumer spending for vehicle purchases (CVP), and Canada experiences a slight decrease, while the US sees an increase, and Mexico shows significant growth
- In North America, from 2017 to 2022, auto loan interest rates displayed varied trends: Canada's rates gradually increased, Mexico's showed significant volatility, and the US experienced modest fluctuations
- North America is showcasing a strong commitment to expanding its EV infrastructure, with both slow and fast charging stations seeing significant growth
- The rising demand for electric vehicles spurs new product launches and market entry in North America, driving the demand for battery packs
- In 2022, Ford led the North American light commercial van market, followed by Chevrolet, while Hyundai witnessed significant growth. Over the past five years, traditional leaders maintained dominance, but brands like Hyundai grew, and Infiniti faced a decline. The market is poised for growth, with eco-friendly vehicles gaining traction
- Despite challenges in 2020, by 2023, the US experienced growth, Mexico displayed a robust recovery, while Canada witnessed a dip
- From 2017 to 2030, North America, particularly countries like the US and Canada, navigated inflationary spikes, especially post-pandemic in 2022, but projections suggest a trend toward economic stability and controlled inflation for the region by 2030
- The North American MaaS sector is thriving and witnessing growth, with future prospects in shared mobility
- Declining prices of lithium-ion batteries drive the demand for electric vehicles in North America
- Fuel prices are fluctuating in North America
