How has the Battery Electric Vehicle Transformed Car-OEM's Business Models?

Ines Korajman, Michael Rachinger, Stefan Vorbach

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Abstract

Due to new regulations and growing environmental concerns, the market segment of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) shows high potential and growth rates. To overcome the technological inferiority of BEVs and offer a surplus value, automotive Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) consider making adaptations and changes on their current business models. This paper contributes towards the understanding of business model innovation in relation to technology innovation and electric mobility. It empirically investigates how the value proposition, value creation and value capture of the case enterprise BMW has been reconfigured in order to stay competitive in both, the electric and the conventional car segment. The findings of the study highlight the relevance of additional services. Moreover, results reveal the benefits of leasing in conjunction with BEVs. Further, modular construction approaches for electric vehicles could hold benefits in terms of value creation due to an increased flexibility and scalability in production.
Original languageEnglish
Pages1 - 8
Number of pages8
Publication statusPublished - Jun 2018
Event The ISPIM Innovation Conference: Innovation, The Name of The Game - Stockholm, Sweden
Duration: 17 Jun 2018 → 20 Jun 2018
https://www.ispim-innovation-conference.com/

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Conference The ISPIM Innovation Conference
CountrySweden
Period17/06/18 → 20/06/18
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Korajman, I., Rachinger, M., & Vorbach, S. (2018). How has the Battery Electric Vehicle Transformed Car-OEM's Business Models?. 1 - 8. Paper presented at The ISPIM Innovation Conference, Sweden.

How has the Battery Electric Vehicle Transformed Car-OEM's Business Models? / Korajman, Ines; Rachinger, Michael; Vorbach, Stefan.

2018. 1 - 8 Paper presented at The ISPIM Innovation Conference, Sweden.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › Research › peer-review

Korajman, I, Rachinger, M & Vorbach, S 2018, 'How has the Battery Electric Vehicle Transformed Car-OEM's Business Models?' Paper presented at The ISPIM Innovation Conference, Sweden, 17/06/18 - 20/06/18, pp. 1 - 8.
Korajman I, Rachinger M, Vorbach S. How has the Battery Electric Vehicle Transformed Car-OEM's Business Models?. 2018. Paper presented at The ISPIM Innovation Conference, Sweden.
Korajman, Ines ; Rachinger, Michael ; Vorbach, Stefan. / How has the Battery Electric Vehicle Transformed Car-OEM's Business Models?. Paper presented at The ISPIM Innovation Conference, Sweden.8 p.
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