EU rules hike EV costs

The EU finalized tougher Euro 7 rules tightening emissions, brake, tire and battery standards, which analysts warned could add €2,000 to EV prices as Italy risked missing 2030 targets.

La Repubblica

Electric mobility: Italy restarts but the 2030 target moves further away

According to Polimi's Smart Mobility Report, registrations rise to 193 thousand and the market share reaches 12.6%. But at the current pace, by the end of the decade there will be 3.1 million electric cars on the road, against the 6.6 million forecast by the Pniec. Chiesa: "Policies are needed..."

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Kathimerini

Electric cars more expensive due to 'Made in Europe'

The new rules could raise their prices by at least 2,000 euros.

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Handelsblatt

It's not just about emissions: New rules for new cars: What Euro 7 means for drivers

The EU standard Euro 7 brings new rules for exhaust, brakes, tires and EV batteries. What drivers need to know—and what role the new standard plays for owners of older cars.

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EU rules hike EV costs

Electric mobility: Italy restarts but the 2030 target moves further away

Electric cars more expensive due to 'Made in Europe'

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