Despite expectations of rapid growth, the European Union’s (EU) electric vehicle (EV) market expanded by just 2% in the first half of 2024, potentially slowing the EV sector’s contribution toward the EU’s decarbonization goals. This article explores the key challenges hindering progress, including the removal of purchase incentives, rising battery costs, and insufficient charging infrastructure.
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