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Table 6 List of constructs regarding inductive charging, N = 20, Berlin
From: Integrated charging infrastructure: cognitive interviews to identify preferences in charging options
Fast (6×) | Aesthetically acceptable | I don’t know what I’ve got | Public resistance |
Comfortable (5Ă—) | All-round carefree package | I have to do something | Purely electric |
Hard to realize (5Ă—) | Calms me down | Independent | Quick access |
Don’t have to take care of anything (4×) | Decent | Individual | Realizable |
Cost intense (high start-up costs) (3Ă—) | Difficult | Interrupted mobility | Regular speed |
Flexible (3×) | Don’t have to wait | It is mine | Relaxed (time) |
Innovative (modern) (3×) | Don’t need to do anything | Many possible ways to use | Safe |
Constrained (to a location) (2Ă—) | Dubious | My living room | Safe offer |
Fits my daily life (2Ă—) | Environment friendly | My mobility stays as it is | Sorcery |
Flexible in time (2Ă—) | Everyday-life like | My vehicle | Strange |
Happens along the way (2Ă—) | Exclusive | No need to plan my time | Suitable for long distances of daily life |
Not constrained to a location (2Ă—) | For long term use | Not bound to supplier of electric energy | Suitable for urban areas |
Not safe (2Ă—) | Future | Not clear | Thrilling |
Practical (2Ă—) | Given infrastructure | Not complicated | Unforced |
(I am) free | Hand over responsibility | Not susceptible to vandalism | Uniform transport |
According to travel behaviour | I am not going to lose anything | Public | Unknown |