Press & blog posts

USCALE study involving N = 1,213 fleet decision-makers provides a detailed picture of commercial fleet electrification in Germany

New USCALE study: high interest, limited real commitment. Only one in six EV drivers sees real value.

Why paying at charging stations is so frustrating and what providers can do about it

Used Electric Cars Remain Slow Sellers – USCALE Study Reveals Key Obstacles And Possible Measures

EV Charging Services Study 2025: Significant shifts in the German charging services market – Oil companies surge ahead, energy suppliers and pure CPOs lose ground – Brand importance grows, customer loyalty strengthens, satisfaction remains moderate

Electric Vehicles: Quality and Performance Improve – But Not All Brands Deliver

User Acceptance of Bidirectional Charging: Breakthrough or Bust?

Performance wins over price: Smart charging tariffs retain customers and increase sales

Electric mobility is transforming the tyre market – those who fail to adapt now will lose out

Major shifts in the market – expected consolidation has begun – oil companies are winning

EU comparative study on payment at charging stations: Great popularity for open payment systems – countries show differences

Apartment blocks significantly undersupplied with charging infrastructure

USCALE conducts first European country comparison on satisfaction with electric vehicles: EV drivers are not all the same

Two thirds of German companies are working on electrifying their fleets

Manufacturers, importers and dealers are not utilising potential – electrical vehicles are not being sold optimally

Vehicles deliver longer ranges and higher charging speeds – satisfaction among EV drivers on the rise again

EV drivers expect variable tariffs to result in noticeable price differences

Charging Services Study 2024 shows significant shifts in the German charging market: Customers react to new “charging tariff jungle”.

While electric cars are getting better, customers are becoming more dissatisfied