Consumers’ Acceptance towards Green Technology in Automotive Industries in Malacca, Malaysia

Mansor, Nuratiqa Natrah; Yahaya, Siti Norbaya; Nizam, Nurul Zarirah; Hoshino, Yasuo

doi:10.5430/ijba.v5n1p27

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“…Taking a further step towards the future of greener technological purchasing behavior was the target of (Mansor et al [24]) study, for the purpose of this study, the researchers wanted to reach the fact whether Malaysian consumers espouse the concept of green purchasing and providing a future insight of green purchasing behaviors through vehicles industry, the findings reinforce the general belief that the Malaysian consumers acceptance of the concept is still unambitious.…”

Section: Consumers' Acceptance Towards Green Productsmentioning

confidence: 88%

Investigating Libyan Consumers’ Acceptance Towards Green Purchasing Concept

Tohame

Genoveva

2021

J HUM SOC STUD

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Green purchasing concept adoption witnessing a rapid increase according to recent researches, not to mention that, environmental issues have been trending in the last few decades as well, and according to previous researches, a lack of literatures regarding this issue in Libya were found after searching around the country’s biggest universities such as Tripoli University, Benghazi University, and Misurata University. This study used quantitative research method aiming to investigate the strongest variables affecting the Libyan consumers’ acceptance towards the concept of green purchasing among three different categories of variables, environmental knowledge, cultural beliefs and price sensitivity, as Libya is showing a very slow growing in adopting the concept of green purchasing, hence, conducting such a study is an essential role-play in highlighting the strongest factors affecting the adoption of the concept amongst Libyan consumers. The data was collected via distributed Google form, and a sample of 700 respondents were collected to be analyzed using SPSS 0.25. Accordingly, findings showed the significant affect that environmental knowledge and cultural beliefs severally have on Libyan consumers’ acceptance towards green acceptance, at a variance to price sensitivity which showed insignificant effect. Moreover, environmental knowledge, cultural beliefs and price sensitivity concurrently affected the acceptance of Libyan consumers’ acceptance towards green purchasing.

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Section: Consumers' Acceptance Towards Green Productsmentioning

confidence: 88%

Investigating Libyan Consumers’ Acceptance Towards Green Purchasing Concept

Tohame

Genoveva

2021

J HUM SOC STUD

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“…According to Mansor et al (2014), there are several factors such as environmental benefit, benefit to self, comparative cost, and attainable cost which need to be consider in buying decision process where we would extend for future study. Moreover, we also can focus on purchasing behaviour and comparing types of vehicles consumption with other difference countries.…”

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“…6, No. 5;2014 Question 14 was asking the respondents to express their thoughts on the future of the electric vehicles. One of the repondents was obviously too excited with the idea and just answered that the future is very bright.…”

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Which Factors Affect Most Buyers’ Choices Between Fuel and Electric Vehicles?

Gyulbudaghyan¹,

Nizam²,

Hoshino³

2014

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The aim of the given research is to find out the factors besides of those based on price, which are affecting people's choices when acquiring a new greener vehicle. At first sight it might seem that the answers could be quite obvious: we can always argue that the market of electric vehicles is very weak, regarding its reliability, the inconveniences with charging the batteries, the price, the aftermarket, etc. The figures for recent years show that the level of carbon emissions has decreased due to the sanctions undertaken by the government, such as congestion charges especially for the central zones of London. The sampling for this research was randomly chosen people in the streets and shops in Central London. As a result of the survey, data analysis reveals that customers are mostly affected by the design of electric vehicles. Surprisingly enough price as a factor is only at the third place of importance for most of the respondents. As the analysis of open questions suggests the majority is positive for the future of electric vehicles, but they are rather concerned for technical issues such as life of batteries, charging points around London and surrounding areas.

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“…Their findings indicate that societies' democratic and cognitive capabilities are positively correlated with climate change policies. Other research [51][52][53][54][55][56] has empirically confirmed that consumers' habits, attitudes, and awareness processes are critical for green technology uptake.…”

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On the Determinants of Green Technology Diffusion: An Empirical Analysis of Economic, Social, Political, and Environmental Factors

Ağan

Balcılar

2022

Sustainability

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The purpose of this study is to investigate the importance of economic, social, political, and environmental factors in determining green technology diffusion. We use a unique annual panel dataset covering 58 nations from 1990 to 2019. Based on dynamic panel data models estimated using system generalized method of moments (GMM), we test whether the technological achievement of nations, general technology diffusion trends, environmental performance, democratic accountability, income distribution, foreign direct investment, income level, and socioeconomic conditions are significant determinants. Our findings indicate that green technology diffusion has a significant relationship with all of these factors. We obtain new evidence that general or brown technological innovation, diffusion, and achievement trends in a country are significant drivers of environmental technology diffusion. The findings of our paper have significant implications for sustainable development, given the importance of green products and technologies. The results of the study suggest that policies aimed at promoting the diffusion of green technologies may not be successful in the presence of unfavorable economic, social, political, or environmental conditions.

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Consumers’ Acceptance towards Green Technology in Automotive Industries in Malacca, Malaysia

Cited by 9 publications

References 5 publications

Investigating Libyan Consumers’ Acceptance Towards Green Purchasing Concept

Investigating Libyan Consumers’ Acceptance Towards Green Purchasing Concept

Which Factors Affect Most Buyers’ Choices Between Fuel and Electric Vehicles?

On the Determinants of Green Technology Diffusion: An Empirical Analysis of Economic, Social, Political, and Environmental Factors

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