Fig. 1. Classification of Intent to Buy Vehicle According to the Ownership of Vehicle
Table 1. Respondent Household Type and Average Household Income Attributes
Table 2. Vehicle Ownership Ratio by Houeshold Type
Table 3. Variables
Table 4. Variable Setting Level
Table 5. [Model 1] Electric Vehicle Demand Forecasting Model for All Respondents (500 sample)
Table 6. [Model 2] Electric Vehicle Demand Forecasting Model of Households Vehicles (423 sample)
Table 7. [Model 3] For the Household with Intention to Purchase a Vehicle Purchasing Intended Household (303 sample)
Table 8. [Model 4] Vehicle Purchasing Intended Household Among Households with Vehicle Ownership (265 sample)
Table 9. Ioniq-EV Cross Elasticity Due to Price Change
Table 10. Ioniq-EV (Per 100km) Cross Elasticity Due to Fuel Cost Change
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