A new report from the European Union’s Joint Research Centre has found that the transition from testing & experimentation of electric vehicles in Europe, to full-scale commercialisation of the technology is now under way. The report indicates that Europe had only 760 electric vehicles in 2010 but over 70,000 by 2011, and during this time the number of models available grew from 3 to 30. Furthermore, the report shows that the market share of EVs produced in the EU rose from 30% in 2014 to 65% in 2011 (in relation to registered EVs in the region).
A new report from the European Union’s Joint Research Centre has found that the transition from testing & experimentation of electric vehicles in Europe, to full-scale commercialisation of the technology is now under way. The report indicates that Europe had only 760 electric vehicles in 2010 but over 70,000 by 2014, and during this time the number of models available grew from 3 to 30. Furthermore, the report shows that the market share of EVs produced in the EU rose from 30% in 2011 to 65% in 2014 (in relation to registered EVs in the region).