EU: An e-charging station should be built every 60 kilometers

EU: An e-charging station should be built every 60 kilometers

According to Brussels, the number of charging stations does not match the number of electric cars. There should be refueling facilities for hydrogen every 200 kilometers.

E-mobility: The EU wants to see a charging station every 60 kilometers

EU countries should be required to set up a dense network of charging stations along main roads. There should be hydrogen supply stations for vehicles with fuel cells. There is much to suggest that ultra-fast, high-performance charging stations will become the backbone of the new infrastructure.

European motorways must have charging stations every 60 kilometers by 2026

There will also be hydrogen stations every 200 kilometers on European motorways where motorists and especially truck drivers will soon be able to refuel.

EU wants a charging station every 60 kilometers

The EU Parliament is setting itself ambitious goals for electric and hydrogen charging infrastructure.

E-cars - EU: A charging station should be built every 60 kilometers

Drivers should be able to find a charging station at least every 60 kilometers along the most important transport routes in the EU in the coming years. As the EU Parliament announced on Tuesday night, according to the compromise negotiated by negotiators from the European Parliament and the EU states, refuelling facilities for hydrogen should also be created every 200 kilometers. “The number of electric cars has increased seventeen times since 2…