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Government policies and incentives for
electric vehicles, along with support of government authorities and private companies in developing EV infrastructure would drive the market for
electric vehicles in the UAE.
ISLAMABAD -- The Ministry of Climate Change (MoCC) has proposed establishing a National Centre for
Electric Vehicles to introduce
electric vehicles (EV) in the country.
Electric vehicles are more expensive than traditional gasoline-powered cars, yet organizations are conducting research to predict when the two might reach cost parity.
However, the UK lags behind other countries, with Norway planning to ensure only
electric vehicles are sold from 2025.
A council report prepared ahead of Thursday's meeting says: "A strategy to support the implementation of
electric vehicles and
electric vehicle charge points is required to progress this important work.
Considering its current manufacturing capability and state of the domestic
electric vehicle industry, EVAP is targeting to provide about 10 percent of the total volume, or 20,000 units, over the next six years.
These unveilings will bring the total number of
electric vehicle charging stations at IHG hotels located in the Middle East to 10, including some of the first to open in Oman, and the first charging station in Sohar.
In the survey, Click4Reg asked
electric vehicle owners questions ranging from how happy they were with their
electric vehicle, to how impressed they were with the supply and demand of public charge points.
Since June 2017, a staggering 13 per cent of charging points did not work, which equates to around 900 less charge points available to
electric vehicle users.
Nevertheless, the report suggests that by 2024 the cost of ownership of a long-range
electric vehicle is expected to match that of a similar traditional car in Europe's largest market, Germany.
The government was refusing to embrace meaningful tax breaks or emissions standards that had led to a high uptake of
electric vehicle in places like Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands, she said.
