Effective business models for electric vehicles

The proposed study aims to use asyncretic and synthetic approach of two elements that have an intrinsic efficiency value: business models and electric vehicles. Our approach seeks to circumscribe more widespread concerns globally - on the one hand, to oil shortages and climate change - and on the ot...

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Main Author: Gavrilescu Ileana
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2017-07-01
Series:Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1515/picbe-2017-0004
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spelling doaj-b80ceed22dee4721bc932b01a2a029bf2021-09-05T13:59:39ZengSciendoProceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence2558-96522017-07-01111364410.1515/picbe-2017-0004picbe-2017-0004Effective business models for electric vehiclesGavrilescu Ileana0The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Bucharest, RomaniaThe proposed study aims to use asyncretic and synthetic approach of two elements that have an intrinsic efficiency value: business models and electric vehicles. Our approach seeks to circumscribe more widespread concerns globally - on the one hand, to oil shortages and climate change - and on the other hand, economic efficiency to business models customized to new types of mobility. New “electric” cars projects besiege the traditional position of the conventional car. In the current economy context the concept of efficiency of business models is quite different from what it meant in a traditional sense, particularly because of new technological fields. The arguments put forward by us will be both factual and emotional. Therefore, we rely on interviews and questionnaires designed to fit significantly to the point of the study. Research in the field of new propulsion systems for vehicles has been exploring various possibilities lately, such as: electricity, hydrogen, compressed air, biogas, etc. Theoretically or in principle, it is possible for tomorrow’s vehicles to be driven by the widest variety if resources. A primary goal of our study would be to theoretically reconsider some of the contemporary entrepreneurship coordinates and secondly to provide minimum guidance for decision-making of businesses that will operate in the field of electric mobility. To achieve this, we shall specifically analyze an electric mobility system but in parallel we will address business models that lend themselves effectively on aspects of this field. With a methodology based on questionnaires that had to overcome the conventional mechanism using some of the most unusual ingredients, we hope that the results of our research will successfully constitute a contribution to the goals and especially as a means of managerial orientation for entrepreneurs in the Romanian market.https://doi.org/10.1515/picbe-2017-0004business modeleconomic efficiencyelectric mobilityenvironmententrepreneurship
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Effective business models for electric vehicles
Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence
business model
economic efficiency
electric mobility
environment
entrepreneurship
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title Effective business models for electric vehicles
title_short Effective business models for electric vehicles
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publisher Sciendo
series Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence
issn 2558-9652
publishDate 2017-07-01
description The proposed study aims to use asyncretic and synthetic approach of two elements that have an intrinsic efficiency value: business models and electric vehicles. Our approach seeks to circumscribe more widespread concerns globally - on the one hand, to oil shortages and climate change - and on the other hand, economic efficiency to business models customized to new types of mobility. New “electric” cars projects besiege the traditional position of the conventional car. In the current economy context the concept of efficiency of business models is quite different from what it meant in a traditional sense, particularly because of new technological fields. The arguments put forward by us will be both factual and emotional. Therefore, we rely on interviews and questionnaires designed to fit significantly to the point of the study. Research in the field of new propulsion systems for vehicles has been exploring various possibilities lately, such as: electricity, hydrogen, compressed air, biogas, etc. Theoretically or in principle, it is possible for tomorrow’s vehicles to be driven by the widest variety if resources. A primary goal of our study would be to theoretically reconsider some of the contemporary entrepreneurship coordinates and secondly to provide minimum guidance for decision-making of businesses that will operate in the field of electric mobility. To achieve this, we shall specifically analyze an electric mobility system but in parallel we will address business models that lend themselves effectively on aspects of this field. With a methodology based on questionnaires that had to overcome the conventional mechanism using some of the most unusual ingredients, we hope that the results of our research will successfully constitute a contribution to the goals and especially as a means of managerial orientation for entrepreneurs in the Romanian market.
topic business model
economic efficiency
electric mobility
environment
entrepreneurship
url https://doi.org/10.1515/picbe-2017-0004
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