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Used EVs cheaper over long-term than new petrol cars - study
2 Feb, 2021 04:10 AM
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Used electric vehicles would be cheaper to run over the long-term than even new petrol-powered cars, a new Kiwi-led study suggests. Photo / Alan Gibson
Used electric vehicles would be cheaper to run over the long-term than even new petrol-powered cars, a new Kiwi-led study suggests. Photo / Alan Gibson
Used electric vehicles would be cheaper to run over the long term than even new petrol-powered cars, a new Kiwi-led study suggests.
The new research comes as the Government has just been told that, to meet its climate change commitments, at least half of all car imports need to be either battery EVs or plug-in hybrids within six years.
Chinese key to driving future mobility ahead By CAO YINGYING | China Daily | Updated: 2021-02-01 09:49 Share CLOSE A Hyundai hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle draws interest at the 2019 International Consumer Electronics Show in Shanghai. [Photo provided to China Daily]
China has come out on top of a recent survey of five countries in terms of respondents who can imagine purchasing an electric car, signaling the nation s openness to electric mobility.
The Mobility Study 2020, conducted by German technology company Continental, measured attitudes toward mobility in Germany, France, the United States, China and Japan, and reported that 86 percent of Chinese respondents can imagine buying an electric car. By comparison, only 35 percent of respondents in Germany and 28 percent in France said they could imagine buying an electric car.