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Factors Influencing Electric Vehicle Adoption: A Conceptual Paper

Table 1: Factors on electric vehicle adoption

Authors/Year Country Variables/Dimension
Asadi et al. (2022) Malaysia Environmental concerns
Ali and Naushad (2022) India Financial IncentivesCharging infrastructureSocial reinforcementEnvironmental concernCost
Yu et al. (2022) China Charging infrastructureSubsidiesGovernment incentives
Daud et al. (2021) India Government policy
Jaiswal et al. (2021) Malaysia Financial Incentives
Chen et al. (2020) Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweeden ExperienceFuel economyFinancial SavingEnvironmentalVehicle – to-grid capability
Chu et al. (2019) China, Korea EnvironmentalCostGovernment incentivesUsage satisfactionOperation costCharging infrastructure
Jamil and Aminuddin (2019) Malaysia SafetyCostEnvironmental
Wang et al. (2019) China Government policy
Egnér & Trosvik (2018) Sweeden Charging infrastructurePolicy
Adnan et al. (2018) Malaysia Environmental concern
Wang et al. (2017) China Government policyEnvironmental
Beck et al. (2017) Australia Driving rangeGovernment incentivesEnvironmental
Soltani-Sobh et al. (2017) United State Electricity PriceGovernment incentives
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