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Key Issues
Availability of charging stations.
Intensified EV competitions from local automakers.
Chinese government policy restrictions.
Charging time.
Range of Ford EVs.
Opportunity Fleet vehicles are a viable option in the short-term
The Chinese Government has mandated that 30% of all government vehicle purchases run on “green technology” (pure EV or hybrids) in EV pilot cities.
Ford has established an amicable relationship with Chongqing and Hangzhou’s local governments
Ford’s ICE vehicles make up a small percentage of these government fleets
Ford’s Target CitiesWith respect to Ford’s 5 plant locations, Ford should target government fleets in three cities:
❖ Chongqing
❖ Hangzhou
❖ *Changchun
EV pilot cities MUST purchase some EV’s or plug-in hybrids for their government fleets or lose government subsidies.
Estimated number of government employees in 3 pilot cities: 587,500
Recommendations❖ Negotiate with these three Chinese local governments to include Ford EV’s in their fleets.
■ Ford will make a large capital investment into public infrastructure only if the local government agrees to include Ford EV’s into their government fleets
■ 2% of Ford’s EV & PHEV sales to government fleets is reinvested back into charging infrastructures in the governments workplaces and public charging stations
❖ Jump-start consumer demand for EV’s in these cities
❖ By installing the charging stations themselves, Ford creates a branding opportunity
❖ Ford can leverage this partial ownership to create incentives for future EV purchases
Recommendations (continued)Target Market Considerations:
❖ Changchun: Government fleet sales should focus on Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV), because its location is in northern China. The colder climate will limit a pure EV’s range (car heaters consume large amounts of electricity).
■ These will earn 3 credits per PHEV sold.
❖ Hangzhou & Chongqing: Ford’s government fleet sales should focus on Pure EV, because these cities are much more southern and consist of warmer climates
■ These will earn 5 credits per EV sold.
MyFord Mobile App ❖ All EV drivers can use the MyFord app to utilize charging stations
Show availability of charging stations Nearby locations (shops, restaurants, etc.)
❖ Ford drivers charge at a discounted rate
❖ Other drivers pay a fee per charge that can be paid through the app ❖ Marketing Benefits
Ford knows where consumers are driving Invaluable customer and potential customer information
Implementation Faster is Better!
Ford will install 480v, 50 kW “fast-chargers” (5 chargers per station)
❖ These level-3 fast-chargers are able to charge 80% of an EV battery in approx. 30 minutes.
❖ Hardware + installation for 1 charging station with 5 (level 3) chargers = $352,000
❖ Cost to install one station in each city = $1,056,000
34%
23%17%
26%
Cost Per Fast Charger Installation: $70,400
Charge station hardware 480V transformerTotal labor Other expenses
Implementation TimelineShort- Term
(6 mo. - 1 year)Medium
(1 - 5 years)Long-Term
(5 - 10 years) 2025 & Beyond
Phase I:Negotiate with local
Chinese governments
Phase II:Install 50 charging
stations in each city
Phase III: Increase private
consumer demand for Ford EV’s
Promote 2% of government fleet sales reinvested back for charging
station infrastructure
Begin developing a unified standard
charging method in these three cities over the first five
years of implementation
With more charging stations available to
the public, consumers will have less range anxiety and will associate charging stations
with Ford
The goal is to increase Ford’s overall sales in
the Chinese market
Ford’s Investment Breakdown
Investment Cost Initial Installment of Charging Infrastructure $52,800,000
Marketing Campaign Budget (2019-2025) $40,000,000
MyFord Mobile App Development $2,000,000
App Incentives and Promotions $15,000,000
Total Cost $109,800,000
Return on Investment
Return on investments & Total credits 258% 220,748
Total net income over 10 years (in million)$283.25
Total revenue over 10 years (in million)$6,756.06
# of total EV’s/PHEV’s sold over 10 years187,580