Determinants of Electric Car Purchase Intention in Portugal

Miranda, José Luís; Delgado, Catarina

doi:10.1108/s2043-052320200000015009

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“…study in Portugal revealed that age, knowledge, and perceived symbolic value of the electric car positively affect consumers' purchase intention. On the other hand, social and financial risk avoidance, perceived symbolic value of the electric car, and the number of cars per family show a negative affect [41]. Consumers' intentions towards the electric vehicle purchase are a mixture of demographic, situational, contextual, and psychological factors.…”

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“…Intention To Use considerations for using, plan to use, willingness to use, impulse of desire, imagining using [27,33,44] Subjective Norm encouragement family, friends, advertising, incentives, and work environment [44] Perceived Behavioral Control freedom of choice, financial ability, belief in personal abilities, knowledge capability, pessimism [32,44] Attitude Toward Use urgency to use, right ideas, supportive role, positive ideas, value benefits [32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44] UTAUT-2…”

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Determinants of Customer Intentions to Use Electric Vehicle in Indonesia: An Integrated Model Analysis

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Electric vehicles can be a solution to certain social problems in Indonesia, such as pollution and an increase in consumption of energy from fossil fuels, which cannot be met by domestic production. The discussion of the TPB theoretical model, UTAUT2, and risk perception, using the structural equation modeling (SEM) method, in this study aims to provide an overview of the factors that drive interest in adopting electric vehicles in Indonesia. Data were collected from 526 respondents in various cities located in Indonesia. The results showed that the model can estimate the study variables adequately. The constructs of TPB such as attitude toward use (ATU), subjective norm (SBN), and perceived behavior control (PBC) positively affect interest in using electric vehicles. Meanwhile, ATU is influenced by performance and effort expectancies, hedonic motivation, price value, as well as functional, financial, and social risks. Another factor, known as PBC, is influenced by certain facilitating conditions. The ATU factor is the most influential on the use of electric vehicles, therefore factors such as performance expectancy, effort expectancy, hedonic motivation, price value, functional risk, financial risk, and social risk need to be properly analyzed.

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Determinants of Customer Intentions to Use Electric Vehicle in Indonesia: An Integrated Model Analysis

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“…Hoang et al also demonstrate that facilitating conditions positively and significantly impact the intention to purchase EVs in Vietnam [14]. Miranda and Delgado found that the more convenient and accessible the charging station network, the higher the likelihood of consumer EVs adoption [19]. Junquera et al state that EVs charging poses a classic chicken-and-egg problem [20].…”

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The Willingness to Purchase Electric Vehicles: A Comprehensive Review

Purwanto,

Irawan

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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This paper aims to comprehensively investigate the multifaceted factors influencing consumers’ willingness to purchase electric vehicles (EVs), providing a deeper understanding of the drivers behind EV adoption. The study draws on various scholarly sources to examine the intricate relationships among multiple determinants, including environmental concern, performance expectations, effort expectancy, charging point networks, charging time, price, operational costs, incentives, and attitude toward EVs. These factors are analyzed within a conceptual framework, highlighting the pivotal role of attitude as a mediating variable. The review reveals that environmental concern, driven by awareness of the ecological impact of conventional vehicles, motivates individuals to opt for EVs as a more sustainable mode of transportation. Performance expectations, such as energy efficiency and emission reduction, significantly influence consumer preferences. Effort expectancy, indicating the ease of using EV technology, plays a critical role in adoption decisions. Charging infrastructure, both availability and accessibility, is a crucial facilitator of EV adoption, emphasizing the importance of robust charging networks. Concerns about charging time underscore the need for faster and more convenient recharging methods. Price remains a barrier, with high initial costs, although operational cost advantages make EVs economically appealing. Depending on the region, government incentives have varying effectiveness in reducing financial barriers to EV adoption. Attitude toward EVs, acting as a mediating variable, highlights the importance of positive perceptions in shaping consumer intentions. This study offers a comprehensive review of the interplay of factors influencing EV adoption, providing a holistic view of consumer decision-making in the EV market. It emphasizes the need for further empirical research to validate and extend the proposed model. It offers valuable insights for policymakers, manufacturers, and researchers in promoting sustainable transportation solutions and accelerating EV adoption in response to environmental concerns.

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“…A wide range of studies has been done on examining purchase intention of EV using different variables such as attitudes, subjective norms, behavioral control (Bhutto et al, 2022), social influence, technical factors, socio-economic factors (Miranda & Delgado, 2020), among others. Research related to the online engagement impact on EV purchase intention in the U.S has been conducted by Nguyen & Chaudhuri (2019) but the scope of online engagement discussion was only related to e-WOM volume and sentiment.…”

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Factors that Influence Electric Vehicle Purchase Intention: an Evidence from Indonesia

Eryolanda,

Sukanto,

Teasari

et al. 2024

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Electric vehicles (EV) are new products that will replace conventional vehicles. Previous studies on factors influencing EVs purchase intention rarely includes the impact of social media factors. This study aims to build a comprehensive model examining factors that influence consumer intention to purchase EVs. Based on the theory of reasoned action and risk-benefit model, this study incorporates social media relevance, vendor trustworthiness, vendor expertise, social influence, and perceptions of EV benefits and risks. Data is collected through online surveys. 295 data were obtained and analyzed by exploratory factor analysis and multiple regression using SPSS. The results show that perceived relevance to social media has the greatest influence on EV purchase intention, followed by perceived benefits and risks, social influence, and vendor expertise, while vendor trustworthiness didn’t have a significant impact. This study’s result contributes to the knowledge of EV buying factors and offers managerial implications for EV providers’ business strategy. Keyword: factor, purchase intention, social media, theory of reasoned action, electric vehicle

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Determinants of Electric Car Purchase Intention in Portugal

Cited by 6 publications

References 50 publications

Determinants of Customer Intentions to Use Electric Vehicle in Indonesia: An Integrated Model Analysis

Determinants of Customer Intentions to Use Electric Vehicle in Indonesia: An Integrated Model Analysis

The Willingness to Purchase Electric Vehicles: A Comprehensive Review

Factors that Influence Electric Vehicle Purchase Intention: an Evidence from Indonesia

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