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Wave of Affordable Electric Cars Is Boosting Consumers’ Choice: Sales of Sub-€25,000 Models Set to Rise Sevenfold
Electric car choice is expanding rapidly thanks to EU clean car targets, but weakening the 2030-35 targets would put affordable models and Europe’s position in the global EV race at risk.
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European drivers are gaining access to a rapidly expanding range of more affordable electric cars, a trend driven by EU clean‑car targets. The broadened selection protects consumers from the high costs that have limited EV adoption. However, weakening the 2030‑35 targets could jeopardise the availability of these budget models and threaten Europe’s standing in the global electric‑vehicle race.
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