Electric vans 25% cheaper to own than diesel, says European climate group:
In a study covering six countries, France, Germany,, Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom which account for 76% of the EU-plus-UK van market, T&E found an electric van costs 0.15 euros per kilometer to run, versus 0.2 euros for a diesel van.
Excluding government subsidies, T&E found they still were cheaper in five countries while in Germany the running cost was the same.That additional upfront cost has often served as a barrier to companies switching to zero-emission models, though the"totalOnly 3% of vans sold in the EU in 2021 were fully electric, compared to 9% for passenger cars, which face stricter CO2The European Commission has proposed all new vans be zero emission by 2035.
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