Toward Net-Zero: The Barrier Analysis of Electric Vehicle Adoption and Transition Using ANP and DEMATEL

Global greenhouse gas emissions must be reduced to achieve net-zero carbon emissions. One of the solutions for reduction is adoption and transition from conventional vehicles electrical (EVs). Previously, most research on EVs have been a consumer perspective, few them are industry perspectives simultaneously. This also highlights importance SDG 12 (responsible consumption production). Additionally, analyses were mostly obtained using one methodology demonstrated only by weighting without relationships among factors. To consider problem transition, systematic method should developed. Therefore, this study intends identify, prioritize, display relationship between EV barriers an automotive perspective analytic network process (ANP) decision-making trial evaluation laboratory (DEMATEL) method. The results show two contributions: First, identified prioritized that automakers encounter in explored interrelationships these barriers. Second, model comparison multicriteria approaches was conducted prioritize identify interlinkages uptake