Europe's push to become a leader in electric vehicle adoption is gaining momentum, with the continent's charging network expanding at a breakneck pace. According to a new report, the European Union has met its target of installing 100,000 public charging points across the region, far exceeding the initial goal of 20,000. This rapid expansion of charging infrastructure is outpacing the growth of electric vehicle sales, raising questions about the EU's ambitious goal of having at least 50% of new car sales be electric by 2035. As the EU continues to invest heavily in its charging network, it remains to be seen whether this infrastructure will be sufficient to meet the expected surge in demand for electric vehicles in the coming years.
EU charging network outpaces EV sales as infrastructure targets met Automotive News
