A swift shift to electric company cars across Europe could create hundreds of thousands of new jobs by the end of the decade, according to a new study. Researchers estimate the transition would support employment growth in manufacturing, maintenance, and infrastructure sectors tied to electric vehicles. The findings highlight how policy-driven adoption of electric fleets may help offset job losses in traditional automotive industries while expanding opportunities in green technology. The study suggests the economic benefits could extend beyond environmental gains, reinforcing the case for accelerated electrification in corporate transport.
Rapid transition to electric company cars could generate 344,000 EU jobs by 2030 - study Transport & Environment
