Public backing for vehicle scrappage schemes appears to favor traditional combustion engines over electric vehicles, according to new analysis. While the programs aim to reduce emissions by encouraging older car replacements, data suggests consumers and policymakers are less inclined to prioritize EVs in the process. Concerns over cost, infrastructure, and practicality may be driving the disparity in uptake. The findings raise questions about the effectiveness of current incentives in accelerating the transition to cleaner transportation.
Scrappage scheme public support doesn't stretch to EVs The National Law Review
