Electric vehicles

Europe’s electric future cannot be free of charge

By 2022-02-08T19:47:00

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Carmakers in Europe are working against the clock to ensure they meet regulations on vehicle emissions by 2030, mainly through the electrification of the vehicles they make. However, those efforts are contingent upon there being an adequate charging infrastructure in place. Namrita Chow assesses the state of play

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