Electric vehicles (EV) and sustainability: Consumer response to twin transition, the role of e-businesses and digital marketing

Almansour, Mohammed

doi:10.1016/j.techsoc.2022.102135

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“…By presenting consumers with fresh ideas that meet unmet requirements or boost value, innovation can influence how they behave. For instance, the popularity of electric vehicles responds to consumer demand for more environmentally friendly transportation options [55].…”

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Digital Innovation and Sustainability Driven Consumer Behavior: A Review and Research Agenda

Sharma¹,

Shah²,

Joshi³

et al. 2023

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Consumption is thus fundamentally related to sustainably because every decision pertaining to what to buy, what quantity the buy, how many to consume, or how to dispose of things has a direct influence on the natural world and the generations to come, and the overall impact of every single the customer's purchase is disastrous. A framework-based systematic literature review (SLR) was conducted to better comprehend the body of research on digital innovation and sustainability driving consumer behavior. This was done in order to acquire a deeper understanding of the studies that have already been done in this area. to provide (i) a comprehensive review of the current research landscape and (ii) a rich roadmap for future research. This study evaluated the literature especially in terms of theory, context, traits, and methodology. A total of 107 research articles published between 2013 and 2022 were found using scientific methods in the Scopus database. The findings showed that most research appears to have employed qualitative methodologies and was grounded in the setting of China and Italy. This review could help scholars better grasp the relationship between digital innovation and sustainability, opening the door for additional study and advancement in the field. Additionally, by extending the literature study and emphasizing the elements that can improve digital innovation and sustainability, practitioners will be given a better overall understanding of how to approach the problem.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Digital Innovation and Sustainability Driven Consumer Behavior: A Review and Research Agenda

Sharma¹,

Shah²,

Joshi³

et al. 2023

Preprint

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“…Similar doubts about the transition to EVs without simultaneously decarbonizing the electricity-generation sector are widespread, as emphasized in [36,37]. The article [38] contended that, although people generally hold positive views on the potential of EVs to reduce emissions, their skepticism is amplified by the slow integration of renewables into the grid system. Moreover, there are concerns regarding the socioeconomic aspects of private car ownership and their sustainability impact, along with the environmental implications of rare earth mining for battery production and disposal, which require attention.…”

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Impact of Large-Scale Electric Vehicles’ Promotion in Thailand Considering Energy Mix, Peak Load, and Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Paudel,

Pinthurat,

Marungsri

2023

Smart Cities

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Thailand’s policies are in accord with the global drive to electrify transportation vehicle fleets due to climate concerns. This dedication is evident through its adoption of the 30@30 initiative and the planned ban on new internal combustion (IC) engine vehicles by 2035, showcasing a strong commitment. The objective of this study was to utilize the Low Emission Analysis Platform (LEAP) software to model the transition possibilities for electric vehicle (EV). Emphasis was placed on the future of the light-duty vehicle (LDV) sector, encompassing the energy sources, electric power demands, and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Two scenarios were evaluated: one involving rapid economic growth and the other characterized by a more-gradual expansion. The former projection foresees 382 vehicles per thousand people by 2040, while the latter estimate envisions 338 vehicles. In the scenario of high growth, the vehicle stock could surge by 70% (27-million), whereas in the case of low growth, it might experience a 47% rise (23.3-million) compared to the base year (15.8 million). The increased adoption of EVs will lead to a decrease in energy demand owing to improved fuel efficiency. Nonetheless, even in the most-extreme EV scenarios, the proportion of electricity in the energy mix will remain below one-third. While GHG emissions will decrease, there is potential for even greater emission control through the enforcement of stricter emission standards. Significant EV adoption could potentially stress power grids, and the demand for charging might give rise to related challenges. The deployment of public fast charging infrastructure could provide a solution by evenly distributing the load across the day. In the most-rapid EV penetration scenario, a public charging program could cap the demand at 9300 MW, contrasting with the 21,000 MW demand for home charging. Therefore, a recommended approach involves devising an optimal strategy that considers EV adoption, a tariff structure with incentives, and the preparedness of the infrastructure.

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“…Benedetti et al (2023) discussed European features of a twin transition by investigating the impact of digitalization on energy efficiency and found a positive impact of digitalization across EU member states. Additionally, Almansour (2022) explored the twin transition from a qualitative perspective indicating that digital features influence the consumer adoption of electric vehicles. Scholars also show that the combination of digital and green technologies at the firm level can positively contribute to the twin transition, for example by increasing green competitive advantage (Rehman et al, 2023), or that urban firms can better exploit the potential of digital technologies compared to rural firms (Cattani et al, 2023).…”

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The role of foreign MNEs in China’s twin transition: a study on the organization of green and digital innovation processes

Brueck

2024

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to shed light on the twin transition in China in the organization of innovation processes in artificial intelligence (AI) and green technology (GT) development and to understand the role of foreign multinationals in Chinese innovation systems. Design/methodology/approach A qualitative research approach is used by interviewing executives from German multinationals with expertise in AI and GT development and organization of innovation processes in China. In total, 11 semi-structured interviews were conducted with companies, and the data were analysed with a thematic qualitative text analysis. Findings The findings show that AI applications for GT are primarily developed in cross-company projects that are led by local and regional authorities through the organization of industrial districts and clusters. German multinationals are either being integrated, remaining autonomous or being excluded from these twin transition innovation processes. Originality/value This paper aims to fill the gap in the literature by providing one of the first qualitative approach towards twin transition innovation processes in China and exploring the integration of multinational enterprises in cluster organizations. To the best of the author’s knowledge, this is one of the first twin transition studies from this perspective in emerging economies.

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Electric vehicles (EV) and sustainability: Consumer response to twin transition, the role of e-businesses and digital marketing

Cited by 33 publications

References 71 publications

Digital Innovation and Sustainability Driven Consumer Behavior: A Review and Research Agenda

Digital Innovation and Sustainability Driven Consumer Behavior: A Review and Research Agenda

Impact of Large-Scale Electric Vehicles’ Promotion in Thailand Considering Energy Mix, Peak Load, and Greenhouse Gas Emissions

The role of foreign MNEs in China’s twin transition: a study on the organization of green and digital innovation processes

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