European Union Pushes for Electric Vehicle Charging Points Every 60 Kilometres
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The European Parliament recalled the new rules defining where electricity charging and hydrogen supply points should be installed on the main roads of the European Union (EU). What changes on European roads?...
According to data compiled by Transport & Environment (T&E), the European network of electric vehicle charging stations has grown considerably: the continent had 1.1 million public terminals last year, five times more than in 2020 (about 200 000) 4. The network is expected to almost double by 2030, reaching 2.1 million public terminals. Europe is the continent that has the best network for several million electric vehicles to date.
European Union pushes for electric vehicle charging points every 60 kilometres
Electric vehicle drivers across Europe could soon find it easier to travel long distances, thanks to new European Union rules requiring charging infrastructure to become more widespread along major roads.
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