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Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Charging into the Future New Motor Vehicle Board 9 th Industry Roundtable March 21, 2012 Presented by Jordan Ramer

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Electric Vehicle Infrastructure –

Charging into the Future

New Motor Vehicle Board

9th Industry Roundtable

March 21, 2012

Presented by

Jordan Ramer

1909 Baker Electric

Courtesy: Jay Leno

1995 Saturn EV-1

Current & Recurring Issues “Driving”

Us to Electric Vehicles

8,000

EVs & Charge Stations Go

Hand-in Hand

2010 2011 2012 2013

5,000

18,000

45,000

100,000

48,000

130,000

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OEMS

Releasing

Cars

Charging

Stations

Actual and

Projected

Understanding EV Charging

Home Workplace Destination En Route

Infrastructure Needed Where

Drivers Most Frequent

Infrastructure is quickly and currently expanding into these areas Most charging happens at home today

• 70+ percent of charging happens at home

• You can’t own an EV without having a charging strategy

• Car dealerships will rank higher in customer satisfaction if they

facilitate home charging

Charging Your New

Car

What Type Of Charge Station Do

I Need?

Who Should

Install My Charge

Station?

How Does the

Installation Process Work?

How Much Will It Cost?

It Takes Expertise and Experience to

Guide the Customer in Rapid Charging

1 2 3 4 5

Charging Deployment Experience

Proprietary & Confidential

Do not distribute

Car Dealer’s Expressed Concerns

Regarding Sales of Rapid Charging

>Consumer Knowledge

>Unique Sales Effort

>Perceived Barrier to Vehicle Sale

>Dealer Training Gap

>Desire for Trusted Partner

Service

Providers

Automotive

Partners

Partners Utilities

Site

Hosts

Permitting

EVoq

Technology Backed Systems Support

Dealer Sales Efforts

Streamline Complicated Processes

• Streamlines

communication

• Gives greater control

• Improves accuracy

and transparency

• Speeds processes

• Boosts revenue

• Controls costs

• Improves customer

experience

Courtesy: Ford Motors

Stakeholders Preparing for EVs

EVs Are Here – Will She Remember

the Gas Station?