EV100
EV100 in Korea
Electric Vehicle 100%
EV100 is a global initiative uniting forward-looking companies committed to accelerating the transition to electric vehicles and fully electrifying their corporate fleets by 2030.
As a local campaign partner for EV100, KoSIF supports Korean companies in joining EV100, reporting progress, and advancing corporate fleet electrification. Through this work, we connect global EV100 standards with Korean market practice and support the transition toward zero-emission corporate fleets in Korea.
Why Fleet Electrification Matters in Korea
Share of transport in energy-related greenhouse gas emissions
Global
25% EV100 Campaign Overview 2024
Korea
17% 2024 National Greenhouse Gas Inventory, 1990–2022Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Transport accounts for 25% of global energy-related greenhouse gas emissions.
Of these emissions, 97% come from fossil fuel-based road vehicles.
Corporate fleets are a practical lever for reducing transport-related greenhouse gas emissions. By transitioning owned, leased, and contracted vehicles to zero-emission vehicles, companies can reduce emissions, lower operating costs, and send a demand signal that supports the wider transition to electric mobility.
EV100 Progress in Korea * Based on the 2024 EV100 Annual Report
Number of EV100 Members
Cumulative EV100 Commitments
Cumulative EV100 Deployment
Join EV100
Zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) include battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs). Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) are excluded.
Member Requirements
- Publicly commit to transitioning corporate fleets to zero-emission vehicles
- For Tier 1 countries, including Korea, transition 100% of eligible light-duty vehicles (LDVs) and medium- and heavy-duty vehicles (MHDVs) to electric vehicles by 2030
- Report annually on progress toward EV100 commitments
For guidance on EV100 participation in Korea,
please contact KoSIF.
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