Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Reaches New Milestone in the EU: Most Member States Meet Public Charging Requirements. The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) has announced that all EU countries, with the exception of Malta, are now meeting the bloc's public charging requirements. This milestone comes as the EU continues to push for the widespread adoption of electric vehicles, with a goal of having at least 50% of new car sales be electric by 2035. The charging requirements are tied to the size of each country's electric vehicle fleet, and Malta's failure to meet these standards may impact its efforts to promote sustainable transportation and reduce carbon emissions.
All EU member states, except Malta, are already meeting the bloc's public charging requirements linked to the size of their EV fleets, according to a transport lobby group.
