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A Review of Electric Vehicle Cost Studies: Assumptions, Methodologies, and Results

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  • Lipman, Timothy

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Several electric vehicle (EV) cost studies have been prepared in recent years. These studies employ a broad range of assumptions and methodologies, and the disparate results that they report are a testament to the uncertainties surrounding the potential manufacturing costs of EVs. This report section summarizes the results of several cost studies, and briefly critiques their approaches and assumptions. A concluding section summarizes key sources of uncertainty in EV cost estimation, and reasons for the variations observed in the studies reviewed.

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  • Lipman, Timothy, 1999. "A Review of Electric Vehicle Cost Studies: Assumptions, Methodologies, and Results," Institute of Transportation Studies, Working Paper Series qt9p36c6t7, Institute of Transportation Studies, UC Davis.
    • Handle: RePEc:cdl:itsdav:qt9p36c6t7
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