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Driving An EV Now Costs Half As Much As Diesel, New Analysis Shows
Diesel drivers in Europe are paying €32 more at the pump than at the beginning of the war in Iran. As Europe’s leaders meet in Brussels to discuss how to tackle the energy crisis, the case for EVs has never been clearer, says T&E.
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Diesel drivers in Europe are now paying €32 more per litre than they did at the start of the Iran‑Iran war, while electric‑vehicle owners are paying roughly half that amount, according to a new analysis cited by T&E. The cost disparity is highlighted as European leaders convene in Brussels to address the ongoing energy crisis.
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