The Urgency of Using Electric Vehicles and Creating an Adequate Legal Ecosystem

Abstract

For centuries, fossil-fuel vehicles have been human's dearest friend. It all began on early 20th century when fossil fuel started to activate human's machines and transportation system, as well as human's activities. It can't be denied that fossil fuel gave so much easiness. But then, in the other side those are also consequences that can't be denied coming from the using of fossil fuel. Those consequences are turning into the urgency for human to move from using fossil-fuel vehicle onto electric vehicle. This research aims to determine the urgency of using electric vehicle, accompanied by the shape of adequate legal ecosystem that needed to accelerate the using of electric vehicle itself. The method used is sourced from secondary data to support the arguments in this article. The data collection technique uses a literature study by collecting data through books or other legal literature and online sites that are relevant to the problems written in articles, as well as through laws and regulations, books. The data analysis technique used in this study is a descriptive data analysis technique, which means it provides an overview of the data collected through parsing sentences with the aim of providing an explanation of the data studied and getting conclusions about answers to existing problems. The results of this study indicate that the perfect momentum to move from motor vehicles onto electric vehicles is happening at this time; considering the massive technological development, the side-negative-effect of using fossil fuel, and the issuance of Presidential Regulation No. 55 of 2019 concerning the Acceleration of Battery-Based Programs for Road Transportation -which is expected to be the first step in creating the adequate legal ecosystem.

Digitalization of sales in the automotive field and changes in customer purchasing behavior

“…Especially in the last ten years, companies are confronted with massive technological development which effects on them in almost all internal and external structures and business or produce activities (see e.g. Suprobowati, & Kalpikajati, 2021;Ihsana, & Aldiantob, 2020;Kotarba, 2018). On the other hand, rapid technological development has affected and still affects customers every day (Kurdi et al, 2022;Grzegorczyk, 2022;Lavoye, Mero, & Tarkiainen, 2021).…”