Fitch Ratings, Roland Krueger, Stephen Heidari-Robinson.
“In an extreme scenario, where electric cars gained a 50 per cent market share over ten years, about a quarter of European gasoline demand could disappear.”
Credit Rating Agency Fitch Ratings projects a sharp growth of electric cars that would have “resoundingly negative” consequences for oil companies.
ft.com
“In an extreme scenario, where electric cars gained a 50 per cent market share over ten years, about a quarter of European gasoline demand could disappear.”
Infiniti President Roland Krueger muses about when to introduce an electric car but is sure which market to target first. At the moment, Nissan’s premium subsidiary still focuses on hybrid models.
bloomberg.com
“When I think about EV, we design it for China definitely, even as the first market to launch.”
Former energy and environment adviser Stephen Heidari-Robinson for ex UK prime minister David Cameron sees electric car production as a chance for the British automotive industry. He believes it would create export opportunities.
businessgreen.com
“If the UK, in concert with Europe, sets ambitious targets for clean vehicles, manufacturers would be able to drive scale benefits of production and get costs down.”
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