EU EV Charging Infrastructure Expands Faster Than EV Sales
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For years, the lack of chargers has been identified as one of the main obstacles to the expansion of the electric car in Europe. However, the latest analysis by Transport & Environment draws a different situation: the installed public power has grown above the number of electric vehicles in almost the entire European Union. Infrastructure is not equally distributed and does not always offer a simple experience, but the widespread capacity defici…
EU EV Charging Infrastructure Expands Faster Than EV Sales
Europe’s public electric vehicle charging network is growing faster than the number of electric cars on the road, according to new research from Transport & Environment (T&E). The findings suggest that the European Union’s charging policies are successfully supporting the rapid transition to electric mobility, with nearly every member state already meeting key infrastructure requirements.The analysis shows that charging deployment has accelerate…
A new T&E analysis shows that, with the exception of one EU country, all member states are meeting EU targets for expanding charging infrastructure and keeping pace with the growing number of electric cars on European roads. Only Malta is falling short of its targets. Furthermore, the analysis indicates that most EU countries are achieving their goals for fast-charging points along major transport routes. These points are supposed to be availabl…
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