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Strategic Analysis of Disruptive EV Start-ups, 2023
Overview of More than 300 EV Mobility Start-ups and their Disruptive Technology Strategies
22-Sep-2023
Global
Market Research
MGF4-01-00-00-00
AU_2023_161
This analytics covers the EV mobility space and captures 300 EV-focused start-ups and their wide range of products and services catering to both the B2C and B2B markets. It also analyses all start-ups by segment: EV manufacturers, EV charging Infrastructure, EV battery technology, EV power electronics systems, and IT. EV battery technology and charging infrastructure start-ups are evolving because of the presence of the highest number of EV start-ups in APAC. Frost & Sullivan recommends that OEMs either acquire or form strategic partnerships with innovative start-ups that are emerging in core areas, such as battery technology and the charging ecosystem, to enhance the customer experience.
Key Issues Addressed
- What are the trends and segments in the EV start-up ecosystem?
- What are the critical success factors or KPIs that need to be measured for each of the segments of EV start-ups?
- What are the top 20 start-ups with innovative products or services in each EV segment?
Author: Aman Gupta
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The Strategic Imperative 8™
The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the EV Industry
Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™
Research Scope
Segmentation
Key Competitors
Growth Drivers
Growth Restraints
Start-up Definition
Methodology
Level 1 Benchmarking Criteria
Level 2 Benchmarking Criteria
Benchmarking Overview
The Start-up Ecosystem
Top 3 Disruptive Shared Mobility Participants by Segment, 2022
Top Participants in Each Segment
Top Participants in Each Segment (continued)
Top Participants in Each Segment (continued)
EV Mobility Start-ups by Region
Level 1 Benchmarking Criteria
Criteria Mapping of Shortlisted EV Manufacturers
Criteria Mapping of Shortlisted EV Manufacturers (continued)
Criteria Mapping of Shortlisted EV Manufacturers (continued)
Methodology for Shortlisting EV Manufacturing Start-ups
Level 2 Benchmarking Criteria
EV Manufacturer Start-up Evaluation
EV Manufacturer Start-up Evaluation (continued)
Rivian
Rivian (continued)
Xpeng Motors
Xpeng Motors (continued)
Level 1 Benchmarking Criteria
Criteria Mapping of Shortlisted EV Battery Technology Start-Ups
Criteria Mapping of Shortlisted EV Battery Technology Start-Ups (continued)
Criteria Mapping of Shortlisted EV Battery Technology Start-Ups (continued)
Methodology for Shortlisting EV Battery Technology Start-ups
Level 2 Benchmarking Criteria
EV Battery Technology Start-up Evaluation
EV Battery Technology Start-up Evaluation (continued)
NorthVolt
NorthVolt (continued)
Solid Power
Solid Power (continued)
Level 1 Benchmarking Criteria
Criteria Mapping of Shortlisted EV Charging Infrastructure Start-ups (continued)
Criteria Mapping of Shortlisted EV Charging Infrastructure Start-ups (continued)
Criteria Mapping of Shortlisted EV Charging Infrastructure Start-ups (continued)
Methodology to Shortlist EV Charging Infrastructure Start-ups
Level 2 Benchmarking Criteria
EV Charging Infrastructure Start-up Evaluation
EV Charging Infrastructure Start-up Evaluation (continued)
Electrify America
Electrify America (continued)
Ionity
Ionity (continued)
Level 2 Benchmarking Criteria
EV Motors & Power Electronics Start-up Evaluation
EV Motors & Power Electronics Start-up Evaluation (continued)
Turntide Technologies
Turntide Technologies (continued)
Navitas Semiconductor
Navitas Semiconductor (continued)
Level 2 Benchmarking Criteria
EV IT Start-up Evaluation
EV IT Start-up Evaluation (continued)
TWAICE
TWAICE (continued)
ChargeLab
ChargeLab (continued)
Growth Opportunity 1—WBG Semiconductors
Growth Opportunity 1—WBG Semiconductors (continued)
Growth Opportunity 2—Strategic Partnerships
Growth Opportunity 2—Strategic Partnerships (continued)
Growth Opportunity 3—Enhanced Cybersecurity
Growth Opportunity 3—Enhanced Cybersecurity (continued)
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- EV Start-ups: Growth Drivers, Global, 2023–2031
- EV Start-ups: Growth Restraints, Global, 2023–2031
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