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June 29th, 2021
The Electric Vehicle Tipping Point
The Electric Vehicle tipping
point for mass adoption will
happen when consumers see
EVs as a viable alternative to
Internal Combustion Engines.
While there are a few factors at
play, meeting charging
demands is the key for opening
the door to an electrified future.
Urban Science believes the following items will elevate EVs to the convenience level of ICEs:
Speed
The ability to fast-charge (Direct Current, or DC charging) as fast as pumping gas.
Accessibility
Quickly access a charge through well-placed stations with adequate capacity.
Availability
Apartment dwellers will need reliable, convenient access to public charging before they can consider an EV.
To learn more about charging network convenience, call or email me.
Simon Bradley
Global Practice Director – Network, Urban Science
slbradley@urbanscience.com
+1-562-988-4262
Recent insights
October 14th, 2025
Q3 EV Retail Sales Report
This Q4 electric vehicle* (EV) retail sales report features Urban Science’s proprietary 2024 sales insights through January 2, 2025…
October 9th, 2025
Urban Science Discusses Why EV Demand Won’t Collapse Despite End of Federal Tax Credits
Following the expiration of federal tax credits on September 30, Tom Kondrat, Global Lead, Advanced Analytics at Urban Science, had a conversation with Wards Auto to explore why, despite the elimination of these tax credits, EV demand isn’t expected to collapse.
October 3rd, 2025
Urban Science Outlines What’s Next For the EV Market Following The Removal of Federal Tax Credits
Q3 saw a notable surge in U.S. EV sales, as auto buyers capitalized on the recently expired federal tax credit on September 30. But now that the incentive is gone, what lies ahead for the U.S. EV market?
