In order to assess the dynamics of consumer demand for PHEVs and their associated electrical charging infrastructure, Pike Research conducted a web-based survey of 1,041 U.S. consumers in 2Q 2009 using a nationally representative and demographically balanced sample. The survey found that the majority of U.S. consumers have driving patterns that are consistent with the capabilities of first-generation PHEVs, and fundamental interest in the category is strong, with 48% stating that they would be extremely or very interested in a PHEV with a 40-mile range. Interest in fast charging outlets was likewise strong, though consumers willingness to pay for these outlets is out of line with industry expectations.
This report provides a detailed analysis and interpretation of Pike Researchs consumer survey on PHEVs, fast charging outlets, and workplace, public, and private charging stations. The report includes an examination of topline interest in these categories, along with willingness to pay and other key attitudes and preferences related to PHEVs. The results are segmented and analyzed to assess varying levels of demand among different demographic and behavioral groups.
Key product categories analyzed:
* Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
* Residential Fast Charging Outlets
* Workplace Charging Stations
* Public Charging Stations
* Private Charging StationsConsumer segments analyzed:
* Driving patterns and preferences
* Green consumer behavioral segments
* Demographic segments: age, gender, income, education
Content
* 1. Executive Summary
o 1.1 Introduction and Overview
o 1.2 Interest in Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
o 1.3 Vehicle Charging Infrastructure
* 2. Driver Profiles
o 2.1 Vehicle Ownership
o 2.2 Average Miles Driven per Day
o 2.3 Importance of Fuel Efficiency in Vehicle Purchase Decisions
* 3. Interest in Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
o 3.1 Overall Interest in Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
o 3.2 PHEV Interest by Green Consumer Behavioral Segment
o 3.3 PHEV Interest by Demographic Segment
o 3.4 Willingness to Pay a Premium Price for PHEVs
o 3.5 Reasons for Lack of Interest in PHEVs
* 4. Vehicle Charging Infrastructure
o 4.1 Interest in Residential Fast Charging Outlets
o 4.2 Willingness to Pay for Residential Fast Charging Outlets
o 4.3 Importance of Access to Charging Stations
* 5. Table of Contents
* 6. Table of Charts and Figures
* 7. Scope of Study, Survey Methodology
* List of Charts and Figures
o Consumer Interest in Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
o Vehicle Ownership: All Respondents
o Average Miles Driven per Day
o Importance of Fuel Efficiency in Considering Next Vehicle Purchase
o Interest in Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles with a 40-Mile Range per Charge
o Interest in Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles by Green Consumer Behavior Segment
o Interest in Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles by Demographic Segment
o Willingness to Pay a Premium Price for Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
o Reasons for Lack of Interest in Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
o Interest in Residential Fast Charging Outlets
o Willingness to Pay for Residential Fast-Charging Outlets
o Importance of Access to Charging Stations
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