Identifying Factors Associated with Consumers’ Adoption of e-Mobility—A Systematic Literature Review

Stockkamp, Carolin; Schäfer, Juliane; Millemann, Jan A.; Heidenreich, Sven

doi:10.3390/su131910975

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“…Each article was coded according to its associated factors, contextual factors, and methodological approach [ 35 ]. The data included the journal title, publication year, author name, abstract, author keywords, study location, study design and method, study population, number of study subjects, recruitment method, study objectives, the environment for using sports technology, study variables, main results, and conclusions.…”

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The Technology Acceptance Model and Older Adults’ Exercise Intentions—A Systematic Literature Review

Yau

Hsiao

2022

Geriatrics

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Aging is a global phenomenon, and the use of exercise technology by older adults can help them to prevent disease, achieve good health, and ultimately achieve successful aging. In the past, there literature compilation studies have been conducted on sports technology and young people or on the use of technology by the older adults; however, no studies have determined the attitudes of older adults toward sports technology. This review applied a systematic literature analysis to determine the factors that correlate the technology acceptance model with the older population’s exercise attitudes. A total of 10 studies were identified as contributing to the use of exercise technology by older adults. The main findings of this review are that, of the 28 factors identified in the 10 studies, only 18 were identified as factors influencing older adults’ use of sports technology in the technology acceptance model (TAM). Among these, fifteen factors affected intention, four factors affected perceived ease of use, three factors affected perceived usefulness, and two factors affected attitudes. Finally, discussing the related factors affecting TAM allows us to provide suggestions for future research directions.

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The Technology Acceptance Model and Older Adults’ Exercise Intentions—A Systematic Literature Review

Yau

Hsiao

2022

Geriatrics

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“…The advanced countries have leapfrogged the developing ones in the popularity of EVs on their roads and streets. Major factors that have contributed to the low diffusion of EVs include high purchase price [9,10], limitations of travel distance [12,13], insufficient charging stations [9,12], inadequate government incentives [3,14], and conservative orientation [11,15].…”

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“…According to [3], a major factor driving consumer preferences for EVs is the expected benefits of switching from normal petrol cars. The preferences are defined by evaluating the attributes of EVs.…”

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“…If the attributes conform to the preferences, then EVs will become popular in the users' consumption bundles. Consequently, there is less patronage for EVs if otherwise [3]. A list of such attributes in the existing literature majorly includes the purchase price, charging requirements, eco-friendliness, safety measures, and operating costs.…”

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An Analysis of User Preferences of Value Attributes of Electric Vehicles in Underserved Communities

Olaleye¹,

Oluwoye²,

Rukmana³

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One of the creative innovations of the twenty-first century is the electric vehicle (EV). Unlike mainstream internal combustion cars, EVs do not rely on fossil fuel products (especially gasoline) to function. EVs are thus environmentally viable, bolstering the sustainability efforts of governments and institutions. However, the diffusion rate of EVs has been slow, notably in the United States. This study is therefore aimed at examining the role of value attributes of EVs in determining their embrace among residents of two underserved communities in the U.S. In the context of a survey design, a questionnaire was administered to obtain perceptions of the respondents, and data were analyzed using frequency counts, rank index, descriptive statistics as well as t-test technique. Findings reveal that safety, comfort, purchase price, and charging stations are areas of concern on the priority value attributes that the respondents expect a given EV to possess. We, therefore, conclude that car manufacturers, transportation planners, and metropolitan authorities should consider these attributes in their quest to make EVs popular among the general population.

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“…To date, for the study of factors influencing consumers' purchase intention regarding new products, the rational person model, which is based on the economic perspective, and the attitude behavior model, which is based on the social psychology perspective, have been widely influential [8][9][10]. However, these models involve only individual consumer factors and ignore the key situational fact that people have a social nature; as such, these models rarely consider the influence of other people in society on consumers [11,12]. In contrast, studies from the sociological perspective focus on the influence of other people on consumer behavior during social interactions, in addition to individual factors [13].…”

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The Market Disruption Path of Green-Oriented Trajectory-Transformed Technology Innovation: A Study of Consumer Lifestyles during the “Chasm” in China’s Electric Vehicle Market

Xiao

Zhang

2022

Sustainability

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Green-oriented trajectory-transformed technology (GTTT) innovation is a strategic path that leads simultaneously to a comprehensive green transformation of national economic and social development and a disruption of corporate competition. However, this type of innovation is nonmarket-oriented and naturally results in a deeper and wider “chasm” more than any market-oriented innovation between the early market and the mass market, which is difficult to bridge; this leads to theoretical and practical difficulties with respect to the formulation of market strategies. To bridge such a “chasm”, this paper explores the paths that facilitate a market launch strategy that is capable of bridging the market “chasm”. The paper identifies electric vehicles as an example of a GTTT product, based on the hierarchical characteristic model, investigates the impact of lifestyle on consumers’ purchase intention, examines the mediating effect of interpersonal influence susceptibilities, uses data collected via consumer questionnaires to test the research model, and thereby identifies the various consumer groups that are present during the “chasm” period and the characteristics they exhibit. The results show that fashion consciousness, leadership consciousness, environmental consciousness, and informational interpersonal influence are the market strategy paths that lead to market disruption, and fashion leaders and price-conscious environmentalists are the key consumer groups during the “chasm” period.

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Identifying Factors Associated with Consumers’ Adoption of e-Mobility—A Systematic Literature Review

Cited by 36 publications

References 51 publications

The Technology Acceptance Model and Older Adults’ Exercise Intentions—A Systematic Literature Review

The Technology Acceptance Model and Older Adults’ Exercise Intentions—A Systematic Literature Review

An Analysis of User Preferences of Value Attributes of Electric Vehicles in Underserved Communities

The Market Disruption Path of Green-Oriented Trajectory-Transformed Technology Innovation: A Study of Consumer Lifestyles during the “Chasm” in China’s Electric Vehicle Market

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