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Consortium Says 26% of Cars on Dutch Roads Could Be EVs by 2025
18 June 2008
MindsinMotion. Approximately 26% of cars on Dutch roads by 2025—1.8 million out of 7 million—could be EVs, according to a Dutch consortium.
The consortium, Electric Cars Europe (ECE), which includes InnoSys, energy company Essent, the Dutch importer of Lotus sports cars, and green project developer United Momentum Group, is developing a smart electricity distribution system and will invest €100 million (US$155 million) in the purchase of two hundred electric vehicles.
Initially, ECE will retrofit the Lotus Elise and Volkswagen Golf into EVs, and import EVs produced by Detroit Electric (a joint venture between ZAP and China Youngman Automotive).
(A hat-tip to Stefan!)
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“Een volle tank voor nog geen drie euro”, de Volksrant, 18 June 2008
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Posted by: gr | June 18, 2008 at 10:41 AM
It is time to develop the details of the smart electric distribution system. What are the Dutch thinking??
Posted by: gr | June 18, 2008 at 10:41 AM
Even more interesting would be the expected percentage of NEW electric CARS sold for that year.
They must have had some assumption for that, plus average age of cars on the road.
Posted by: MG | June 18, 2008 at 04:08 PM
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