German Vehicle Owners Still Reluctant to Switch to EVs
Like most developed countries, Germany is scrambling to reduce its carbon emissions by replacing internal combustion engine vehicles with zero-emission electric vehicles (“EVs”). Specifically, Germany, which is home to some of the largest automakers in the world, would like to achieve net-zero emissions by 2040. Having an estimated 7-10 million battery electric vehicles (“BEVs”) on the roads by 2030 is integral to this goal. Unfortunately, German drivers aren't as receptive to BEVs as the government and the young electric vehicle industry would like them to be. At the moment, only 1.2% of the 48.2 million passenger vehicles registered in the…