This slide compares economic activity in Europe by country, showing muted growth overall with notable strength in Spain and Ireland. Both output and new orders show divergence across the region, offering a granular look at regional demand and recovery.

This slide analyzes the performance of different European countries, comparing their output/activity and new orders, with a focus on changes observed in November.

This slide provides a comparative snapshot of economic activity in Europe. Spain and Ireland show solid growth, while France and the UK have seen notable slowdowns. Businesses should adjust regional strategies based on diverging economic performance.

Provides an overview of the 2024 Retail Banking Radar, tracking 89 retail banks across 21 European markets, detailing coverage, branches, dimensions analyzed, and annual records.

Cross-country comparison of net shopping changes by retail format highlights a Europe-wide shift toward discounter channels. Germany and the UK show the strongest movement, while traditional retail like supermarkets and specialty stores have negative net change. The data reflects a continent-wide price-conscious shopping trend.

Analyzes sector earnings and valuations in Europe, focusing on MSCI Europe growth estimates and P/E ratios, useful for financial performance analysis.

Summarizes SPAC IPO activities in Europe for 2021, detailing trends, major SPAC IPOs by region and sector, and outlook for SPAC activities in Europe.

Provides a country-wise breakdown of activist campaign activity across Europe in Q1 2025, highlighting the UK’s dominant share and YoY changes. It also notes trends in activist involvement and sector focus across countries.

This slide examines consumer confidence and savings behavior in the Eurozone, the US, and the UK, useful for consumer behavior analysis and economic forecasting.

The slide argues that the Eurozone offers the most compelling case for bond duration investing in 2025 due to clearer disinflation trends. It compares inflation rates and interest rate expectations across major economies, showing the ECB is expected to make deeper cuts than the Fed or BoE. This sets the Eurozone apart as favorable for fixed-income strategies.

The slide highlights the disinflation trend in the Eurozone compared to the U.S., projecting future rate cuts by the ECB and the Fed.

This slide monitors eurozone economic health by presenting various economic indicators over time, aiding in the assessment of recession risks and economic stability.

The slide presents data on the Eurozone's economic indicators, including unemployment, wage growth, interest rates, and inflation expectations, alongside government capital spending trends, providing an economic overview.

The slide analyzes the eurozone's GDP growth and business activity through sector contributions and PMI trends, essential for economic analysis and business strategy.

The slide shows a modest downgrade in GDP growth projections for the Eurozone from major institutions. It includes monthly Eurocoin index values suggesting that leading indicators remain negative, reflecting stagnation or mild contraction.

The slide provides a comparative analysis of Eurozone GDP growth and the Eurocoin index, highlighting economic performance by country. It's useful for discussions about economic policy or investment strategy in the region.

The slide illustrates the Eurozone's GDP growth and inflation rates over the years, highlighting changes in domestic demand, net exports, and CPI.

This slide covers expected negative effects of US tariffs on EU economic growth, emphasizing demand shock, lack of clarity on implementation, and EU response options. Inflation expectations remain muted due to broader economic weakening.

This slide provides insights into the Eurozone's economic activity and growth indicators, focusing on exports, industrial production, retail sales, and consumer confidence.

This slide analyzes eurozone inflation trends, breaking down the components of headline inflation and comparing headline and core inflation, important for inflation analysis.

The slide provides insights into the Eurozone labor market, focusing on unemployment, wage growth, and real wage trends, essential for labor market analysis.

The slide presents the risk levels of potential recession in the Eurozone using various economic indicators, comparing current data with historical trends.

This slide details the EU’s policy-driven capex focus via Recovery and Resilience Facility funding. It emphasizes digital transformation and AI initiatives like InvestAI, which mobilizes EUR 200B for gigafactories, particularly in Southern and Eastern Europe.

Focuses on strategic changes in agriculture for sustainability, including the Biodiversity Strategy and the Farm to Fork Strategy under the European Green Deal, aiming for a sustainable competitive food system.

The slide shows that European consumers are highly likely to substitute US products if tariffs are imposed, mainly due to brand preference rather than price. This trend signals reputational risk for US brands and opportunity for localized EU branding.

This slide explores trade dependencies between the EU and US. It highlights the EU countries most exposed to the US through exports and the sectors affected by tariffs, notably pharmaceuticals and autos. It also details the composition of EU imports of US services.

The slide outlines EU’s strategic options in response to US tariffs. It includes negotiation paths and potential retaliation mechanisms, with a focus on the trade imbalance—goods surplus vs. services deficit.

The slide forecasts sharp growth in EV stock and public chargers across Europe from 2020 to 2050. It includes infrastructure data and calls for accelerated investment to meet EU targets. It also outlines challenges in electrifying heavy-duty vehicles.

The slide shows how high fuel/oil/gas prices drive consumers to adopt electric vehicles, with data from multiple countries compared to the global average.

Shows that internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles still dominate in SEA-6 countries, with low adoption of battery electric vehicles (BEVs), especially in 2-wheelers. Highlights lag in EV transition compared to global markets.

The slide summarizes findings from the EY Mobility Consumer Index 2022 Study, focusing on barriers to EV adoption, the role of physical touchpoints, and the increasing use of digital channels in car buying.

The slide analyzes regional differences in EV adoption intentions based on the EY Mobility Consumer Index 2022 Study, comparing the percentage of car buyers planning to purchase an electric vehicle in Europe, APAC, and North America.

Presents bar graphs with detailed cost analyses for different funding models under varying assumptions. The visual representation uses different colors to denote various types of costs, making it easy to understand at a glance which factors are the most significant in each model.

Provides a framework for evaluating initiatives to improve Melbourne's attractiveness, considering aspects like cultural perception, economic return, and technical feasibility.

The slide illustrates how electric vehicle (EV) trends in Europe are increasing aluminium demand due to higher aluminium content per car and rising EV adoption.

Illustrates Europe’s rapid EV growth and policy bans on ICEs by 2035. Emphasizes increased demand for aluminium recycling driven by lightweight EV construction, positioning Befesa within this market transition.

The slide presents the results of a survey on the most desired features in EV apps, illustrating regional differences in consumer preferences. It aims to guide EV app development strategies.

Projects global electric vehicle assembly growth across different powertrain types, indicating a significant upward trend through 2028.

This slide analyzes the key barriers to EV adoption, focusing on issues like charging duration, range, and battery lifetime. It provides regional data to show how these barriers vary across different areas.

Highlights environmental concerns related to electric vehicle batteries, crucial for regulatory compliance and sustainability strategies in the automotive and environmental sectors.

Discusses sourcing strategies for EV batteries under new regulations, highlighting dependency on specific countries. Essential for supply chain strategists in the automotive sector.

The slide breaks down the total cost structure of a lithium-ion EV battery pack (NCM 811) as of July 2021, attributing costs to materials, processing, and production. It highlights how semiconductor shortages increased costs by $2–3/kWh.

Details the expected decline in EV battery costs and market predictions up to 2030.

Focuses on the growth in new business awards related to electric vehicles (EV) for TI Fluid Systems, showing an increasing trend in EV market engagement from 2018 to 2020, reflecting strategic positioning in the evolving automotive market.

This slide shows the increasing consumer intent to buy electric vehicles, including BEVs, hybrids, and plug-in hybrids, across several years. It indicates strong sales volume and government incentives.

The slide analyzes the increase in EV-buying intent across various countries, driven by government incentives, price cuts, and lower cost of ownership.

The slide highlights consumer expectations regarding EV charging times and driving ranges, based on a survey of 7,930 respondents. It aims to provide insights into the key factors influencing EV adoption.

Evaluates India's EV charging infrastructure development and market opportunities.

This slide compares the penetration of EV charging points and renewable energy share across countries like China, Hong Kong, and Singapore, highlighting their advanced infrastructure compared to others

This slide maps the presence of time-of-use (ToU) tariffs across Europe and discusses consumer awareness, engagement levels, and regulatory implications of tariff adoption for EV smart-charging services.

Highlights the opportunity in electric passenger vehicles and associated charging infrastructure in SEA, which contributes 10% to SEA emissions. Suggests up to 66% reduction potential with a shift from fossil fuel vehicles. VinFast’s $213M investment in Vietnam illustrates local EV production and policy support. Government incentives like excise tax reduction and fee exemption are noted.

The slide identifies the primary concerns of consumers preferring ICE over EVs, with lack of charging infrastructure being the top issue in 2022, and upfront cost concerns reducing significantly.

This slide identifies the main concerns preventing consumers from buying EVs, such as lack of charging stations, limited range, and high purchase costs, across different years.

This slide identifies six distinct personas of future EV customers, detailing their characteristics in terms of environmental conscience, technology confidence, price sensitivity, and car usage. It provides a framework for understanding diverse customer profiles.

This slide highlights Norway's lead in EV demand, supported by high willingness to buy and high household income, comparing these metrics with other European countries

This slide analyzes the main drivers behind EV purchases, focusing on cost, convenience, and environmental impact. It provides a regional breakdown to show variations in purchasing motivations across different areas.

The slide analyzes the recovery of EV/EBITDA and EV/FCF multiples in the Waste Management and Environmental Services sectors post Q1 2020 market volatility. It provides methodological insights and observations about private sector valuation.

Provides tailored recommendations for scaling the EV ecosystem in SEA-6, targeting policymakers, private sector, and investors. Focuses on policy incentives, infrastructure development, and financial support mechanisms.

Analyzes electric vehicle (EV) penetration across SEA countries from 2019–2022, revealing growth in EV sales, particularly in Singapore and Thailand. Highlights government incentives and infrastructure as critical drivers of EV market expansion.

The slide forecasts the energy demand created by phasing out petrol/diesel cars, projecting the consumption for plug-in EVs up to 2050. It shows how EV penetration will grow, leading to a significant rise in energy requirements, emphasizing the need for strategic energy planning to accommodate this shift.

The slide details the market position and importance of Event-Driven APIs, supported by technologies like AsyncAPI, webhooks, and WebSocket, noting the necessity to manage both request-response and event-driven APIs.

The slide forecasts EV assembly volumes across major global regions between 2025 and 2030. It projects a 79% increase in total EVs, with battery EVs seeing the most significant growth (+123%). Regional shares are shown for each EV type (BEV, PHEV, Hybrid), emphasizing China and Western Europe as leading contributors.

This slide presents detailed scenarios of uncertainty affecting EV-related raw material markets. It compares forecast models for EV sales, Li-ion battery demand, and investment needs, reflecting varied assumptions and outcomes.

Highlights EV and HEV penetration growth in ASEAN-6 from 2023 to 2024, rising to 13%. Presents government targets for EV adoption in each country, with emphasis on infrastructure development and regulatory support.

The slide illustrates year-over-year growth in EV sales across four categories (Total EVs, Battery EVs, Plug-in Hybrids, and Hybrids) from FY2023 to FY2024. It shows a 25% increase in total EVs, with notable growth in PHEVs (+59%). Sales are broken down by region (Western Europe, China, USA).

The slide highlights the parallel growth momentum in EV sales between the USA and China, with both markets experiencing significant increases in sales, demonstrating similar growth trajectories in the adoption of battery electric vehicles (BEVs).

Highlights SEA-6's potential to become an EV manufacturing hub given supportive policies and investment flows from regional powers. Compares competitive advantages across battery and EV car manufacturing sectors.

The slide shows Norway's leading position in EV infrastructure, with metrics like charging points and renewable energy share, and compares it with other European countries. Norway leads significantly in all categories

This slide illustrates the EV purchase intentions among different personas, highlighting Tech Enthusiasts, Dreamers, Luxurious, and Pragmatic as key segments. It provides data on cluster sizes, regional distribution, and EV preference, focusing on key target groups.

This slide projects India’s EV market to grow to $50B by FY30 with a 40% CAGR, backed by strong policy support, consumer interest, and production incentives. EV sales are expected to rise from 1.2M to 14M units, across diverse vehicle segments.

Analyzes the growing share of EV models in OEM portfolios, with highest shares observed in Europe and China, and a global growth rate of 102% from 2016 to 2019.

The slide highlights the main reasons consumers choose to buy electric vehicles, with environmental concerns remaining the top motivator, and rising penalties on ICE vehicles becoming more significant in 2022.

This slide highlights the key motivators for potential EV buyers, showing how priorities like environmental concerns, high fuel prices, and penalties on ICE vehicles have shifted over time.

Depicts the company's foundational aspects and their evolution into future strategic attributes. Ideal for discussing company growth or cultural shifts.

Chronicles Morgan Stanley's evolution through four strategic phases, from building scale to deepening client relationships.

This slide could be used to depict the growth and diversification of a company's services over decades, emphasizing its established presence in the industry.

This slide presents survey data on additional services purchased by EV owners, highlighting regional differences in the uptake of car insurance and maintenance plans.

This slide shows the percentage of EV owners who purchased charging solutions bundled with their car, separately, or not at all. It includes regional data from NA, APAC, and EMEA regions, highlighting purchasing trends.

The slide presents data on EV owners' interest in bundling additional services with their maintenance plan and the reasons some do not include maintenance services. It is useful for understanding customer preferences and barriers in the EV maintenance market.

Highlights the varying demographics and characteristics of EV owners in different regions, indicating different stages of EV adoption maturity.

Discusses how different cell types and vehicle configurations impact EV performance.

Presents three scenarios for EV adoption across regions by 2025, showing potential market splits between ICEs, PHEVs, and BEVs. Highlights uncertainty in electrification growth and regional variation in expectations.

This slide details the car and body type preferences of EV prospects, showing a significant interest in C-segment vehicles and SUVs. It includes regional data to illustrate the distribution of these preferences across different areas.

This slide presents the expected price range for new EVs among prospects, highlighting that 50-60% expect to pay between 20-40k€. It includes regional comparisons to show variations in price expectations across different markets.

The slide presents global EV production trends by powertrain from 2020 to 2030. It includes BEV, PHEV, and hybrid vehicles, with associated growth rates. A 79% increase is forecasted between 2025 and 2030. The graphic highlights the industry’s long-term growth potential, especially for BEVs, and contextualizes recent slowdowns with projected acceleration.

This slide highlights Nemak's success in securing US$1.8B in EV/SC business, representing 90% of total awarded projects. It shows revenue growth from 2020 to 2023 and emphasizes Nemak's diversification into high-tech engineered applications, especially in e-mobility.

This slide compares commuting habits of EV prospects in different regions, including the percentage of car commuters, combination with other means, frequency, distance, and car tenure. It provides insights into regional commuting patterns.

The slide provides a comparison of demographic and mobility factors for EV prospects in different regions, highlighting differences in income, age, gender, urban living, and private parking. It helps understand regional consumer profiles.

This slide focuses on Dreamers, detailing their lower car usage, environmental consciousness, and moderate tech confidence compared to Tech Enthusiasts. It provides demographic data and insights into their EV purchase motivations.

This slide describes Luxurious personas, emphasizing their high income, frequent car usage, and lack of price sensitivity. It provides demographic comparisons and insights into their EV purchase behaviors and preferences.

This slide profiles Pragmatic personas, noting their rational decision-making, emphasis on cost and practicality, and moderate environmental consciousness. It includes demographic data and insights into their EV purchase intentions.

This slide profiles Tech Enthusiasts, detailing their demographics, motivations, and EV purchase intentions. It highlights their higher income, tech-savvy nature, and preference for environmentally friendly options.

It discusses identifying unique strengths and conveying an attractive employee value proposition (EVP) to new hires, pivotal for startups and HR branding efforts.

The slide emphasizes the high willingness to purchase EVs in emerging markets, showing comparisons of willingness to buy, short travel distances, and household income across various countries

This slide examines the perceived reduction in EV range among owners, attributing it to car age and cold weather conditions. It also includes data on the current state of battery health and the extent of range reduction experienced.

Provides an analysis of electric vehicle (EV) registration shares across different regions as of December 2022, highlighting BEV, PHEV, and Hybrid segments.

This slide compares electric vehicle registrations in FY2024 across Western Europe, China, and the USA. Each region’s total and EV sales are provided, with breakdowns into BEVs, PHEVs, and Hybrids. China leads in absolute numbers, while Western Europe shows the highest EV share percentage. The visualization highlights regional market penetration and composition.

Analyzes the sharp increase in EV and PHEV registrations across Europe and the significant role of China's economic recovery in driving global xEV sales in 2020 H2.

The slide details the primary factors discouraging EV adoption, such as long charging times and limited driving range, based on a survey of 4,108 respondents. It aims to understand and address barriers to EV uptake.

The slide provides a historical and projected overview of global electric vehicle (EV) sales split between BEVs and PHEVs. It highlights significant year-over-year growth, especially from 2020 to 2023, and shows total volumes and market share increases.