Abstract: The purpose of this study is to use data analysis methods and insights from social media platforms to investigate and evaluate consumer attitude toward the adoption of electric cars (EVs). Understanding public sentiment is crucial for promoting more seamless market adoption as EVs become a crucial component of the worldwide transition to sustainable mobility. The main goal of this study is to identify trends in consumer perceptions of EVs by using sentiment analysis methods and digital discussions.

The survey also looks into a number of important aspects that influence consumer opinions, including as the cost, performance, charging infrastructure, and environmental advantages of vehicles. These components are evaluated to see if they influence sentiment in a favorable or negative way. Furthermore, the study explores the psychological and emotional aspects of customer attitudes, paying special attention to perceptions of brands, trust, and the influence of mood on buying decisions.

The impact of external factors on public opinion and preparedness to embrace EVs is also examined, including market trends, governmental regulations, and incentive schemes. A mixed-methods approach will be used, integrating qualitative interpretation of customer anecdotes with quantitative sentiment scoring from social media. This study attempts to offer a thorough grasp of the changing terrain of EV adoption by coordinating consumer voice data with contextual market dynamics. The information gathered will help marketers, legislators, and automakers create more focused plans that will allay consumer worries and hasten the switch to electric vehicles

Keywords: Electric Vehicles, Consumer Sentiment, Sentiment Analysis, Social Media Insights, EV Adoption, Sustainable Mobility.


PDF | DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12536

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