Half Of EU Electric Car Chargers In Just Two Countries!

16 Jul 2022 | Abstracted from Clean Technica

"Those countries are the Netherlands (90,000 charging points) and Germany (60,000 charging points)...some of the largest EV markets in Europe are not in the European Union. Norway, the UK, and Switzerland are not EU members.

"These two countries make up less than 10% of the entire EU surface area...The other half of all chargers are scattered throughout the remaining 25 countries, covering 90% of the region's surface area.”

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