All around the world, the electric vehicle movement is gaining momentum. From developments in EV technology to new energy demands on utility infrastructure, the expansion of vehicle electrification is a key contributor to the energy transition. In this interview, Zari Venhaus talks with Scott Adams, president of Eaton's eMobility business, on the current state of vehicle electrification as the global regulatory push to electrify continues to intensify.
Key takeaways
- 02:04 The regulatory push to reduce vehicle emissions and the impact on vehicle manufacturers
- 03:20 Consumer perceptions on charging and the willingness to adopt EVs
- 05:25 How utilities are preparing for the increase in energy demand and the expansion of EV infrastructure
- 06:48 Global perspectives on regulatory initiatives to reduce CO2 and emissions
- 08:35 Eaton's unique approach to vehicle electrification
- 11:05 Exploring the IHS Markit report and its findings on how key stakeholders can play an important role in the future adoption of electric vehicles
There is a regulatory push to reduce CO2 and emissions, so OEMs must respond. They have to have a portion of the vehicles that they produce be pure battery electric, or at a minimum, plug-in hybrid. They cannot achieve the limits without having some degree of electrification.
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