INDEPENDENT ELECTRIC MOBILITY INTELLIGENCE
Electric mobility.
A clearer
way forward.
Explore the vehicles, the ownership decisions and the everyday realities that make electric mobility work.
For people, businesses and fleets. Built around better questions.
VEHICLES, IN CONTEXT
Different journeys.
Different requirements.
Look beyond a headline range. Start with what the vehicle needs to do.
Passenger cars
Daily driving, family use and less typical longer trips.
Lifestyle & travel02Vans & business
Payload, stops, uptime and the working day.
Commercial use03Buses & freight
Repeat routes, depot time and larger operating systems.
Transport operations04Light mobility
Smaller journeys and the right size of vehicle.
Urban movementTHE ADOPTION JOURNEY
Fit the vehicle
to the real world.
A useful choice starts with your circumstances, then tests the assumptions.
DAILY DRIVING
Start with a normal week.
Map the trips you actually make, where the vehicle rests and what you need it to carry. Then test the less typical days.
Explore this journeyA CHANGING GLOBAL MARKET
The direction is global.
The decision is local.
Read market evidence with its date, definition and limits attached.
Electric cars sold in 2025
IEA global estimate of BEVs and PHEVs together. Conventional hybrids are outside this measure.
Read the market briefNew car sales worldwide
The IEA reports a 25% electric-car share for 2025. Countries and vehicle segments differ.
See the definitionsIEA 2026 sales forecast
May 2026 outlook for electric cars. A dated forecast, not the final full-year result.
Understand the outlookTHE DECISION LAB
Useful tools.
Visible assumptions.
Four working tools help turn an EV conversation into a more concrete brief.
Ownership Cost
Compare a battery EV and a combustion vehicle using the same ownership boundary.
Open the toolRange & Stops
Explore battery energy, a driving allowance and a useful arrival reserve.
Open the toolCharging Window
Check whether daily energy fits the time and effective charging power available.
Open the toolFleet Readiness
Keep missing critical evidence visible before widening a fleet pilot.
Open the toolINTELLIGENCE
Read the evidence.
Keep the context.
Original short briefs connect current primary sources with practical decisions.
MARKETS
Growth is not one global story.
Separate observed sales, forecasts and the definition of an electric vehicle.
OWNERSHIP
The purchase price is only a start.
Make energy, service, insurance and residual assumptions visible.
REAL-WORLD USE
Range is a scenario, not a promise.
Keep energy, charging conditions and arrival reserve in the same conversation.
A MORE CONNECTED PICTURE
Vehicles. Energy.
Ownership. Operations.
Understand the roles around an electric vehicle without confusing a directory listing with an endorsement.
Explore the ecosystemBetter information at each handover.
Vehicle discovery leads to ownership questions. Charging depends on access and timing. Fleet transition needs evidence from the people who run the work.
Explore future applications