Fortive(FTV) GlobeNewswire·2025-02-19 14:00Core Insights - A Fluke survey indicates that 68% of respondents believe the EV industry is lagging in adoption, yet 92% are confident in the long-term success of EV charging infrastructure due to current standards and regulations [1][2]. Industry Challenges - 47% of respondents feel the industry is 25-50% behind the adoption curve, while 17% believe it is over 50% behind [2]. - 40% of U.S. respondents predict that widespread charger availability will not meet demand for up to seven years or longer [2]. - Charger maintenance is a primary concern, with 36% of respondents identifying it as a key challenge [3]. - 44% of respondents cite inoperable chargers as a significant hurdle, and 40% point to software incompatibility as another major obstacle [3][9]. Workforce Development - 88% of respondents highlight a critical skills gap within the EV workforce, indicating an urgent need for training and development [3]. - Key factors for a successful EV charging strategy include predictive maintenance (32%) and artificial intelligence (31%) [4][9]. Infrastructure Reliability - The survey emphasizes the need for resilient infrastructure design, remote monitoring, and standardized best practices to ensure the reliability and efficiency of the EV charging ecosystem [5]. - The EV industry is at a pivotal moment, with a critical need to close maintenance gaps and upskill technicians to ensure optimal performance at every charging point [6].