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Battery Electric Vehicles vs. Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles A United States-Based Comprehensive Assessment Contents Executive Summary 1. Summary of Findings 4. Introduction to BEVs 5. Economic Assessment: Total Cost of Ownership 7. Total Cost of Ownership and True vehicle Cost 8. Environmental Assessment: Global Warming Potential 11. Environmental Assessment: Secondary Environmental Impacts 14. Alternative Views 16. Technology Forecast: BEVs and ICEVs in 2025 21. Conclusion 25. References 26. Appendices 28. Authors: John W. Brennan Timothy E. Barder, Managing Director, Arthur D. Little, Manager, Arthur D. Little, Strategy & Organization, Boston Strategy & Organization, Boston The authors acknowledge Hui Zhao, Tom Parish, Brian St. Amand, and Mike Gourd for their assistance in preparing this report.
Battery Electric Vehicles vs. Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles 1 A United States-Based Comprehensive Assessment Battery electric vehicles (BEVs) do not consume gasoline or
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