Collection of Scientific Papers "Scientific Notes"

Collection of Scientific Papers "Scientific Notes"

ОСОБЛИВОСТІ РЕГУЛЮВАННЯ СВІТОВОГО РИНКУ ЕЛЕКТРОМОБІЛІВ

FEATURES OF REGULATION OF THE GLOBAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE MARKET

DOI:

10.33111/vz_kneu.41.25.04.30.210.216

Анотація: В статті досліджено еволюцію світового ринку електромобілів та виокремлено стадії їх розвитку. Виокремлено нові та посилені вимоги щодо викидів парникових газів і мандати на транспорт із нульовими викидами (ZEV), що підвищуватимуть проникнення електромобілів у середньостроковій перспективі. Представлено ключові міжнародні стандарти та регуляторні акти в автомобільній промисловості. В статті було зазначено багатосторонні ініціативи у сфері електромобільності, кількість яких суттєво зросла впродовж останніх років, що відображає прагнення держав прискорити декарбонізацію транспорту та узгодити політики на міжнародному рівні. Розглянуто регуляторні заходи ринку електромобілів в різних країнах, що стимулюють до збільшення попиту на електромобілі.
Abstract: The article examines the evolution of the global electric vehicle (EV) market and identifies the key stages of its development from early experimental solutions to largescale commercial deployment. Particular attention is paid to the role of government regulation as a decisive factor shaping market dynamics, technological trajectories, and competitive structures within the automotive industry. The study highlights the tightening of greenhouse gas emission standards and the introduction of zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandates, which are expected to significantly accelerate EV market penetration in the medium term.
The paper systematizes major international standards and regulatory frameworks governing the automotive sector, including technical, environmental, safety, and cybersecurity requirements, and analyzes their geographical scope of application. It also reviews multilateral initiatives in the field of electromobility, whose rapid expansion in recent years reflects the growing commitment of governments to transport decarbonization and policy coordination at the international level.
Special attention is devoted to comparative analysis of regulatory instruments applied in different countries, such as fiscal incentives, subsidies, quota mechanisms, and trade restrictions, which stimulate demand for electric vehicles while simultaneously influencing global value chains. The interaction between energy policy and transport electrification is emphasized, particularly the increasing dependence of EV sustainability on the availability of renewable energy sources and charging infrastructure. The article concludes that the global EV market is undergoing a profound transformation driven by environmental imperatives, technological innovation, and regulatory pressure. At the same time, rising geopolitical tensions, concentration of battery production, and uneven regulatory approaches create new challenges for longterm market stability. Balancing climate objectives, industrial competitiveness, and social considerations is identified as a key task for policymakers shaping the future architecture of the global electric vehicle market
Ключові слова: світовий ринок електромобілів, заходи регулювання, інституалізація світового ринку електромобілів, стимулювання експорту, електроенергія, «зелена» енергія, відновлювані джерела енергії, автомобільна промисловість, технологічні інновації, цифровізація міжнародної торгівлі.
Key words: global electric vehicle market, regulatory measures, institutionalization of the global electric vehicle market, export promotion, electricity, green energy, renewable energy sources, automotive industry, technological innovations, digitalization of international trade
УДК: 339.92:338.45:629.331:504
UDC: 339.92:338.45:629.331:504

JEL: F13 L62 Q58

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Solodkovska, G., Ishсhenko, A., & Olefirenko, V. (2025). FEATURES OF REGULATION OF THE GLOBAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE MARKET. Collection of Scientific Papers "Scientific Notes", 41 (4), 427-439. http://doi.org/10.33111/vz_kneu.41.25.04.30.210.216
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Солодковська Г.В., Іщенко А.В., Олефіренко В.В. ОСОБЛИВОСТІ РЕГУЛЮВАННЯ СВІТОВОГО РИНКУ ЕЛЕКТРОМОБІЛІВ. Збірник наукових праць "Вчені записки". 2025. № 41(4). С. 427-439. http://doi.org/10.33111/vz_kneu.41.25.04.30.210.216 (дата звернення: 31.12.2025).
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Solodkovska, G., Ishсhenko, A., Olefirenko, V. (2025) OSOBLYVOSTI REHULIuVANNIa SVITOVOHO RYNKU ELEKTROMOBILIV [FEATURES OF REGULATION OF THE GLOBAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE MARKET]. Collection of Scientific Papers "Scientific Notes", no. 41(4). pp. 427-439. http://doi.org/10.33111/vz_kneu.41.25.04.30.210.216 [in Ukrainian] (accessed 31 Dec 2025).
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