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Switching to E-Taxis More Sluggish than Expected

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Since the beginning of the year, only electric cars can be registered for new taxis in Vienna. Since then, the number of new registrations has fallen sharply. Among other things, this is due to higher purchase costs and a lack of charging infrastructure.
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Switching to E-Taxis More Sluggish than Expected

Since the beginning of the year, only electric cars can be registered for new taxis in Vienna. Since then, the number of new registrations has fallen sharply. Among other things, this is due to higher purchase costs and a lack of charging infrastructure.

·Vienna, Austria
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ORF.at News broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Monday, December 15, 2025.
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