EVs on path to overcome chasm in Korea
MeridStreet AI summaryKorea's electric vehicle market is showing signs of overcoming a major hurdle in its adoption. This "chasm" refers to the point at which a new technology or product gains widespread acceptance and becomes a mainstream choice. The increasing demand for lower-cost EV models and rising fuel expenses are making EVs more attractive to consumers, which is a key factor in their growing popularity. As a result, concerns over resale values are easing, a longstanding obstacle to mass adoption, and this could support further growth in the market.
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Why it matters
Korea's electric vehicle market is growing due to lower-cost models and increasing fuel expenses. This could lead to higher demand and sales for EVs in the country.
Market impact
Transmission channels
Likely winners & losers
Winners
- Electric vehicle makers
- Korean auto stocks
Under pressure
- Gasoline suppliers
- Traditional automakers
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