An Estonian resident speaks candidly about the purchased electric car: immediately take a regular car into the bargain

Sales of electric vehicles both in Estonia and in Europe are going through the roof. In Estonia, sales of new electric vehicles this year are likely to remain at the same level as last year, while in Europe sales have fallen by a tenth over the year. The network of charging stations for electric vehicles is expanding rapidly, but according to many, charging options are still too few. Photo: Ants Liigus

Sales of electric vehicles both in Estonia and in Europe are going through the roof. In Estonia, sales of new electric vehicles this year are likely to remain at the same level as last year, while in Europe sales have fallen by a tenth over the year.

Translation: Olga Lebedeva

A few years ago, Marco bought a small electric car for more than 30,000 euros. According to him, a battery-powered car certainly provides significant savings on energy costs, but it is clear that many families still need a “regular car” in addition.

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