Fewer electric cars, less renewable energy: the unexpected problem that worries Europe

If Europe relaxes its targets for electric cars in the medium term, the energy consequences for the continent could be considerable.
The goal of zero sales of combustion cars by 2035 in Europe has practically all car brands against it, but there are organizations that advocate for it and point out that relaxing the European targets for electric vehicles could have very serious consequences for the automotive sector. Transport & Environment (T&E) is one of them and it underlines it again with a new one made by Fraunhofer ISI. According to the report, reducing the current goals for electrification of the car fleet would significantly increase the European energy transition and force additional investments in electricity generation, storage and distribution networks.

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