European Union member states have made significant strides in expanding their electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, with a notable exception. According to a recent report from a transport lobby group, all EU countries except Malta are now meeting the bloc's public charging requirements, which are tied to the size of their respective EV fleets. This milestone marks a crucial step towards achieving the EU's ambitious goal of having at least 1 million public charging points across the continent by 2025. As the EU continues to push for a greener, more sustainable transportation sector, the progress made by its member states in this area is a promising sign of what's to come.
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.
