The study uses the Grey Influence Analysis (GINA) methodology to identify challenges preventing electric vehicle adoption in India, enabling managers and practitioners to address these issues effectively.

The study used dual-factor theory, innovation resistance theory, and the stimulus-organism-response model to analyze data from 391 young Indian sustainability-oriented electric vehicle users to examine the enablers and inhibitors of electric vehicle adoption.

The study investigates the impact of vehicle attributes like upfront cost, operating and maintenance expenses, driving range, exhaust emissions, and charging duration and facilities on the intention to adopt electric four-wheelers.

The study thoroughly examined the influence of transportation policy tools on the Korean road transport system, economy, and environment.

This paper summarized how battery reuse and recycling can strengthen the environmental and social benefits of a global transition to electric vehicles. It estimated the volumes of end-of-life vehicle batteries that could be reused in second-life applications up to 2050.

In this paper, the authors formulate and prove that the Planning of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (PEVCS) is an NP-complete combinatorial optimization problem. The authors also prove that PEVCS has a significant effect, that is, submodularity.

This study first suggests a Voronoi diagram-based charging station service division strategy, then an M/G/K queuing model-based technique for assessing the charging capacity of the EV charging station. The goal of these approaches is to support the development of a low-carbon economy.

Estimates the possible production volume of cost-viable RNG and considers the impact of changes to California methane regulations on its LCFS credit value.

Reviews key elements of the regulation and potential risks for the decarbonization of the transport sector.

Highlights where the stringency of the proposed CO2 standards can be improved to aid Europe in meeting its long-term climate commitments