In our opening segment, we discuss the slight slowdown in global market share growth for battery electric vehicles (BEVs) as some incentives to buy have ended, yet prices remain high. A scarcity of charging stations in Europe and the US also remains a deterrent for consumers. Our second segment, which starts at 9:40, focuses on the charging shortage and who will pay for expansion.Guests: Matthias Heck, Vice President - Senior Credit Officer, Global Corporate Finance Group and Rene Lipsch, Vice President - Senior Credit Officer, Global Corporate Finance GroupHost: Jeff Pruzan, Vice President – Senior Research Writer, Moody’s RatingsTo on this topic, visit Moodys.com. (Some content available only to registered users or subscribers.)Related Research:Auto Manufacturing – Global: Vehicle volume growth to be muted after last year’s strong finishAutomotive Manufacturing – EU & US: Charging network build-out must speed up to support EU, US automakers’ EV plansAutomotive Manufacturing – Global: Compliance risks in emission and safety regulations are becoming more evidentFuel Retailers – Global: Electrification will erode market dominance, investment to curb cash flow

Ver todos los episodios