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Originally posted by Cadel:
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Currently in my 3rd week of a 15 week Europe trip in a motorhome with my family of 6 (Partly thanks to RNU). The price of diesel is astronomical, France/Germany/Holland is about $3 a litre and Scandinavia just under $4. 60L cost me about $220 this morning in Norway. I’ll take a guess and say I see about 5% EV in Europe and higher in Scandinavia. Demand for EVs is though the roof. There are changing stations all over the place and seems fine for now, but there will need to be a massive investment in these and a big change in the way it is done as penetration increases. Cities like Paris largely don’t have garages so I’m not sure how they will manage. Scandinavia being more spread out it is less of an issue.
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In 2021 , close to eight in 10 new passenger vehicles sold in the country were all-electric . Norway has set a target to phase out sales of internal combustion engine cars by 2025 , and it may reach that goal even sooner . https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/electric-vehicles/chart-these-countries-have-the-most-electric-vehicles-per-capita
