$500B Investment to Boost EV Development by 2030

The electric mobility sector has been a major focus for investors globally as people's awareness of environmental issues grows.

A McKinsey & Company analysis states that between 2010 and 2020, the sector will have received declared investments totaling more than $62 billion. With approximately 30% of all cleantech investments made globally going to electric mobility in 2021 alone, industry investment reached a record high of nearly $20 billion.

With over 93% of the investment, private equity (PE) funds and venture capital firms (VC) have been driving the investment in the sector. This demonstrates the sector’s infancy and the tremendous potential for growth and development that it possesses. Additionally, major investments have been made by OEMs and well-known automakers, who have focused their efforts on internal technology development and cooperative partnerships.

Since 2014, automakers have invested more than $180 billion in the development of electric vehicles, and by 2030, they expect to have spent more than $500 billion on environmentally friendly automobiles.

Source: Investment landscape of indian e-Mobility market | USAID

A bar graph titled "Automakers commitment to next generation vehicles by 2030 ($B)" shows investment figures from different car companies. Toyota leads with $14B, followed by BMW, Nissan, Kia, Tata, Stellantis, GM, Honda, Volkswagen, Mercedes, and Tesla, with Tesla investing $99B.
Source: Investment landscape of indian e-Mobility market | USAID

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