Modeling the Determinants of Electric Vehicle Adoption: A Saudi Perspective

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  • Type Discussion paper
  • Date 23 October 2023
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Abstract

This study aims to contribute to the literature by shedding light on consumers’ acceptance of electric vehicles (EVs) in Riyadh and their potential response to adoption incentives. A stated preference experiment (SPE) was developed and then incorporated into an online stated preference survey targeting adult residents of Riyadh to collect 703 responses. Accordingly, a mixed logit model was constructed, complemented by other survey insights to derive the final findings of this paper.

Authors

Ryan Alyamani

Ryan Alyamani

Fellow- Energy Macro & Microeconomics Ryan Alyamani is a Fellow in the Energy Macro and Microeconomics program, specializing in economics, energy, and sustainability. His focus…

Ryan Alyamani is a Fellow in the Energy Macro and Microeconomics program, specializing in economics, energy, and sustainability. His focus is on developing economic and energy models for policy analysis. Additionally, Ryan has published a series of research papers in reputable, peer-reviewed journals.

Ryan holds a master’s degree in Economics and Policy of Energy and the Environment from University College London (UCL), UK, and a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Mercer University, USA.

Expertise

  • Economics
  • Energy economics
  • Environmental sustainability
  • Economic and energy modeling and Public policy

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Dimitris Pappelis

Dimitris Pappelis

Maria Kamargianni

Maria Kamargianni

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