As the European Union continues its push towards a more sustainable transportation system, a new analysis reveals a striking disparity between the growth of electric vehicle (EV) sales and charging infrastructure in its member states. Despite the increasing demand for EVs, the number of charging points has far outpaced sales in all but one EU country, highlighting the need for a more balanced approach to supporting the transition to electric vehicles. According to the analysis, several countries have seen a significant surge in charging infrastructure, with some boasting a ratio of over 10 charging points per 1,000 inhabitants. This raises questions about the potential for over-saturation and the need for more targeted investment in EV adoption.
Charging Infrastructure Has Far Outpaced EV Sales In All But One EU Country — Analysis CleanTechnica
