Electrification

Deloitte’s comprehensive range of consulting specialisms have supported OEMs to navigate the complex transition to electric vehicles. This spanning corporate and commercial strategy, to the procurement and supply chain design of giga factories supporting the industry.

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Electric vehicle trends | Deloitte Insights

Episode #31: Should my next car be electric? | Deloitte UK

A watershed moment for the company car | Deloitte UK

Battery Electric Vehicles | Deloitte Insights

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Sarah Noble, Partner (sanoble@deloitte.co.uk, D: +44 20 7007 5177 | M: +44 7867 156449)

We can support clients within the EV sector across a whole range of areas including energy, infrastructure, real estate, financial and regulatory.

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How Generation Z is Driving Change | Gowling WLG

The Regulation of Greenwashing | Gowling WLG

Be a Leader in Digital Transformation | Gowling WLG

Exagen Investment From New Octopus Energy Fund | Gowling WLG

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Ragi Singh, Partner (ragi.singh@gowlingwlg.com)

Enhanced legislation, reputational risk, rising costs and stakeholder pressures are forcing mobility businesses to consider the move to alternative fuels. This includes transition to electric vehicles (EV), using hydrogen or generating more energy locally.

The barriers to this for most businesses include:

• What fuels and options should we consider for our assets?
• How do we finance our electrification or other alternative fuels strategy?
• What support is there to transfer to electric, hydrogen or other alternative fuels?

There are clear benefits to a transition including enhanced company value and favourable borrowing rates, however, these are dependent on your ability to articulate how you are developing your electrification strategy.

We are able to provide assistance to businesses looking to make this transition across a number of different areas including: Strategic and operational planning, helping businesses to obtain financing via debt or grants and Equity financing through M&A or public markets.

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Automotive review Q2 2022 | Grant Thornton

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James A Shields, Industrials BD Manager, Marketing and Business Development (James.A.Shields@uk.gt.com, D +44 (0)1908 359589 | M +44 (0)7785 973000 | T +44 (0)1908 660666) for more information.