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Electric and Autonomous Vehicles in Transportation CASE STUDY

This case study explores the integration of electric and autonomous vehicles in transportation using the fictional city of Greenville as an example. Greenville adopted electric vehicles, integrated autonomous shuttles, and saw reduced emissions and costs as a result. However, it also faced infrastructure challenges. The case study discusses opportunities like environmental and economic benefits, as well as challenges such as high costs and regulatory uncertainty. It reviews literature on the environmental, economic, and societal impacts of electric and autonomous vehicles and envisions their potential to make transportation more sustainable, efficient, and safe.

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Electric and Autonomous Vehicles in Transportation CASE STUDY

This case study explores the integration of electric and autonomous vehicles in transportation using the fictional city of Greenville as an example. Greenville adopted electric vehicles, integrated autonomous shuttles, and saw reduced emissions and costs as a result. However, it also faced infrastructure challenges. The case study discusses opportunities like environmental and economic benefits, as well as challenges such as high costs and regulatory uncertainty. It reviews literature on the environmental, economic, and societal impacts of electric and autonomous vehicles and envisions their potential to make transportation more sustainable, efficient, and safe.

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Electric and Autonomous

Vehicles
in Transportation
CASE STUDY

SUBMITTED BY: Ananya Kapil


UID : 22BCS16219
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
LITERATURE REVIEW
OBJECTIVE, HYPOTHESIS, METHODOLOGY
REFERENCES AND CITATIONS
INTRODUCTION

•Autonomous electric vehicles (A-VE) are self-driving


vehicles powered by electricity rather than gasoline.
These vehicles use sensors and computer vision to
navigate. A-EVs are capable of driving where traditional
cars and human drivers do.

Tesla, an electric car company founded by Elon Musk


CASE STUDY
This case study explores the integration and impact of
electric and autonomous vehicles in the transportation
sector, focusing on a fictional city named "Greenville" and
its efforts to embrace sustainable and autonomous mobility
solutions.
•Adopted electric vehicles.
•Integrated autonomous shuttles.
•Reduced emissions and costs.
•Faced infrastructure challenges.
•Achieved environmental and economic
benefits.
OPPORTUNITIES
• Eco-Benefits: EVs emit no pollution, less air and
greenhouse gas emissions. Self-driving cars can
cut traffic, fuel consumption and emissions.
• Autonomous vehicles can reduce accidents
caused by human error, making driving safer for
everyone.
• Electric and self-driving cars can be more
efficient than traditional ones, cutting
transportation costs and increasing productivity.
CHALLENGES
• Challenges for EV and self-driving cars include
insufficient charging stations and specialized
infrastructure needs.
• Electric and autonomous vehicles are pricier, hindering
accessibility for consumers.
• Electric and autonomous vehicle regulations vary by
region, creating uncertainty for manufacturers and
consumers.
LITERATURE
REVIEW

Research by Egbue and Long Anderson and Simester


(2012) (2019)
the growing adoption of the potential impact of
electric vehicles, driven by
autonomous vehicles on
environmental concerns,
transportation, emphasizing
technological advancements,
and government incentives. their potential to reduce traffic
congestion and improve safety.
LITERATURE
REVIEW

Deloitte (2020) Research by Nordhoff et al.


the environmental benefits of (2018) and Weinberger et al.
electric vehicles, particularly (2020)
when powered by renewable the economic implications of
energy sources, and their
these technologies, including
potential to reduce greenhouse
job creation and changes in the
gas emissions.
automotive industry.
FUTURE OUTLOOK

• Environmental benefits will


• Electric vehicles (EVs) will
include reduced emissions and • Economic opportunities
become more widespread, thanks
cleaner air. will arise, but challenges
to improved battery technology and like ethics and
• New mobility services like
stricter emissions regulations. cybersecurity must be
Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS)
• Autonomous vehicles (AVs) will addressed.
will enhance convenience. • Overall, electric and
proliferate, offering safer and more
efficient transportation. autonomous vehicles
promise a more
sustainable, efficient, and
safer transportation future.
REFRENCES AND CITATIONS
1. United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). (2021). Electric Vehicles. Link
2. Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS). (2020). Cleaner Cars from Cradle to Grave. Link
3. Anderson, J., Kalra, N., & Stanley, K. (2016). Autonomous Vehicle Technology: A Guide for Policymakers. Rand Corporation. Link
4. Bian, S., Zhou, X., & Xu, J. (2017). A Network-Level Impact Assessment of Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication for Traffic Management. IEEE Transactions
on Intelligent Transportation Systems, 18(9), 2452-2463.
5. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). (2015). Critical Reasons for Crashes Investigated in the National Motor Vehicle Crash Causation
Survey. Link
6. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). (2017). Status Report. Link
7. KPMG. (2020). Mobility 2030: Transforming the mobility ecosystem. Link
8. World Economic Forum (WEF). (2019). Mobility for the Disabled: The Potential of Autonomous Shuttles. Link
9. International Energy Agency (IEA). (2020). Global EV Outlook 2020. Link
10.International Energy Agency (IEA). (2019). Oslo Electric Mobility Case Study. Link

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