PITTSBURGH, PA / AGILITYPR.NEWS / January 19, 2021 / Contact:
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Blastpoint Releases 2021 EV Outlook Report
- Sales increased in 2020 by more than 30%, with a projected 71% increase in 2021
- 25% increase in public charging stations last year
Pittsburgh, PA - January 19th - BlastPoint, the predictive A.I. powered platform that generates immediate answers to customer engagement problems, today announced the release of their 2021 EV Outlook Report. The report looks at how the pandemic has reshaped the EV landscape and details some specific trends including:
- Expanding opportunities for gas stations, supermarkets, public parking lots and workplaces to take the lead in installing charging units
- Electric utilities seeking to recover lost revenue from energy efficiency programs by expanding consumer EV adoption
- Tesla is still the dominant player for new EV sales, but the Nissan Leaf has emerged as the most popular used EV
- The pandemic slowed down fleet electrification for a large number of businesses, but many logistics and energy companies are still moving forward
- There's been a lag in progress in the development of electric semi trucks
Alison Alvarez, CEO of Blastpoint comments “The COVID-19 pandemic was responsible for slower EV commercial expansion, but 2020 still saw explosive sales across Europe and China, and an uptick in U.S. sales. In 2021 as charging infrastructure grows, businesses recover and restart their fleet electrification plans, and state and federal tax incentives return, the American EV industry is poised to flourish anew, fulfilling, and perhaps even exceeding, expectations for growth.”
About Blastpoint
BlastPoint, Inc., is a B2B provider of big data and analytics solutions that companies across sectors rely on to optimize revenue growth. Serving the retail, energy, enterprise, and franchise industry, as well as numerous nonprofit community organizations, BlastPoint helps companies discover, target and engage the humans in their data.
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