To break through them, among other things, correct information from dealers about the benefits, technical and environmental characteristics of electric vehicles would be essential
Consumers have a clear preference for zero-emission vehicles over combustion engine vehicles thanks to political instruments, the current aid and awareness that the war in Ukraine has forced us and the urgency to reduce our energy dependency and electrify transport. The predominance of electric mobility in the future is an objective supported by citizens, according to a survey – conducted among 14,052 European citizens, including 2,015 Spaniards, by the consultant Element Energy – they react clearly positively to the idea of creating an electric vehicle to purchase in scenarios where current barriers are removed.
It thus contains a series of recommendations to
overcome obstacles as quickly as possible that delay the purchase choice. as marked
Ishmael Moralesresponsible for communication and climate policy at the Renovables Foundation, “those individuals are proposed to proactively contribute in the search for verifiable information to be able to make the right decisions in light of the multiple current and future offers in the vehicle portfolio , go to the channels that use appropriate communication methods and avoid relying on common opinions and perceptions, many of which are generated by the interests of preserving the trade in fossil fuels, fuels that from now on will not return to the price levels we were accustomed to decades ago Electricity is and will be cheaper, and without emissions.”
On the other hand, companies also need to facilitate the implementation of charging stations in their facilities, thus electrifying their business fleets. In addition, they should start developing and designing sustainable mobility plans, using electro-mobility as the basic pillar, where correct information from dealers about the benefits, technical and environmental characteristics of electric vehicles is also essential.
In this sense,
charles rich, policy officer Transport & Environment: “Employees demand from their companies that they are given the opportunity to move more sustainably. Companies have a duty to make this choice easier for their employees by installing charging stations in their facilities and electrifying their fleet. As a result, many of these electric commercial vehicles would end up on the second-hand market after a few years, clearly contributing to the price reduction of electromobility.”
In turn, the support of the various public services is essential to structure all recommendations and work towards electrification. From implementing a green tax reform that values the “polluter pays” principle, to more ambition in national and European plans and regulations.
“Promote the production of electric vehicles, discourage the purchase and limit the advertising of polluting vehicles, solve bureaucratic obstacles, use the infrastructure of charging points properly, launch information and awareness campaigns among citizens and provide assistance to individuals and companies that are 100% choose electric vehicles are questions that need to be answered from the government Public money can no longer be used for fossil fuels At a time when energy security and independence are at stake, Spain must take advantage of its clean resources to provide transport in a coherent way decarbonisation. Now is the time,” he says.
Christian Quilezresponsible for government policy and climate management at ECODES.
Source: La Verdad
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