Driver Attitudes to EVs
New polling conducted by Dynata on behalf of New AutoMotive surveyed a representative sample of 1,000 drivers in each of six countries, to get fresh insights on their attitudes towards automakers’ role in the Electric Vehicles (EV) transition.
Countries covered include: USA, UK, France, India, Indonesia, and Japan
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This study had three primary goals, including understanding:
Attitudes towards electric vehicles in 6 key countries;
Consumer acceptance of corporate lobbying against EVs;
Accuracy of consumer perceptions of EVs.
A majority of drivers in all countries surveyed apart from Japan said they would avoid buying a car from a company that lobbied against climate change policy
A majority of drivers in the UK (58%), France (51%), India (86%) and Indonesia (83%) want their own car brand to support policies to increase EV sales, and phase out Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) car sales.
In most countries surveyed, young (18-34 years) drivers were more likely to want their car brand to support climate policy.
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