Join this six-week course to explore the surging popularity of electric two-and-three-wheelers across the globe. The electric transportation sector is a rapidly changing industry that relies on innovative leaders to help shape policy and strive to create empowering solutions for the future. This six-week course offers an in-depth look into the surging popularity of electric two-and-three-wheelers across the globe, particularly in the Global South.
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On the course, you will explore a broad variety of topics such as governmental regulations, technological advancements, and financial strategies essential for the adoption of electric mobility.
Discover why electric two-and-three-wheelers are being used in the Global South.
Electric two-and-three-wheel vehicles (EVs) are revolutionising transportation. Offering an eco-friendly, cost-effective, and efficient alternative to traditional vehicles.
On the course, you’ll learn how EVs present an economical choice for consumers in the Global South, making the transition a practical and sustainable one.
Understand effective financing and sustainability strategies
Next, you’ll review innovative financing models, procurement strategies, and end-of-life management practices to gain a deeper understanding of the application of EVs.
You’ll also explore sustainability strategies that consider the entire lifecycle of electric vehicles. This will help you understand responsible management and environmental stewardship.
Plan an eco-friendly path with electric mobility
Throughout the course, you’ll integrate theory with practical industry insights to gain comprehensive knowledge of sustainable transportation across major emerging economies.
You’ll leave the course with a strong understanding of the latest technological innovations, know the importance of navigating governmental regulations, and be able to apply sustainable methods in real-world contexts.
Syllabus
Week 1: Why Electric Two-and-Three-Wheelers?
Week 2: Policies and Regulations
Week 3: Application and Service Models
Week 4: Technology - Battery & Charging Systems
Week 5: Financing & Procurement Models
Week 6: End-of-Life Management
What will you achieve?
By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to...
- Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the factors driving the popularity of electric Two-and-three-wheelers, encompassing environmental, economic, and social aspects.
- Explore the policies and regulations that shape the electric mobility sector in diverse regions of the Global South.
- Explore the diverse applications and service models of electric Two-and-three-wheelers to identify and seize emerging opportunities in the transportation sector.
- Identify the latest technological advancements, including battery technology and charging infrastructure.
- Collaborate with diverse stakeholders to empower individuals and facilitate their contribution to the ongoing development and improvement of electric mobility solutions.
- Interpret the significance of innovative financing models and procurement strategies, recognizing that they will enable participants to overcome financial barriers and foster their ability to contribute to the financially sustainable growth of the electric
- Discuss responsible end-of-life management practices to gain insights and foster a commitment to sustainability throughout the life cycle of electric two-and-three-wheelers.
- Demonstrate an enhanced capability to make informed and strategic decisions in various professional roles, whether in entrepreneurship, policy-making, or industry participation, thereby improving your positioning for success.
- Contribute actively to the sustainable mobility revolution, positively impacting the future of transportation in their respective regions.
Who is the course for?
This course is designed for professionals, students and enthusiasts who want to learn more about electric two and three-wheel vehicles, their benefits and their growing importance in transport systems around the world.
It is particularly suitable for learners who work or plan to work in the electric vehicle industry and urban mobility sector, and who are committed to promoting the development of clean and sustainable mobility options. Previous knowledge of electric mobility in Africa, South America and Asia is an advantage.
