Vehicle-Mounted Charging Terminal segmentation by application isolates the market into passenger‑vehicle, commercial‑fleet, and public‑transport use cases, each reflecting distinct utilization patterns and revenue dynamics. Passenger‑vehicle installations, driven by private EV ownership and residential charging‑infrastructure expansion, generate the largest share of terminal units, estimated at 55 % of the market, because of high unit volume despite modest per‑unit pricing. Commercial‑fleet applications, encompassing delivery vans, taxis, and ride‑hailing services, prioritize fast‑charging capability; the higher average power rating of DC terminals translates into a 30 % contribution to overall market value, supported by corporate procurement contracts and service‑level agreements. Public‑transport deployments—buses and trams equipped with on‑board chargers—require robust, high‑throughput terminals and represent roughly 15 % of market revenue, reflecting limited but high‑value projects often funded by municipal programs. This application‑focused breakdown underpins the Vehicle-Mounted Charging Terminal segmentation analysis and informs strategic investment decisions across the sector.