As the European Union continues to lead the charge in the transition to electric vehicles, a major new proposal has been put forward to ensure that drivers can stay on the go. Under the plan, the EU is pushing for electric vehicle charging points to be installed at intervals of just 60 kilometres along highways and major roads. This ambitious goal aims to alleviate range anxiety and make long-distance electric vehicle travel a reality, boosting the adoption of environmentally friendly transportation across the continent. With the EU's goal of having at least 50% of new car sales be electric by 2035, the installation of widespread charging infrastructure is seen as a crucial step towards achieving this target.
European Union pushes for electric vehicle charging points every 60 kilometres The Portugal News
