
As you probably know, sales of electric vehicles continue to grow worldwide, including in Europe. Only our market share now exceeds 15% and continues to increase. This is explained, in particular, by the ever-increasing supply, as well as the fact that state aid. But in order for all of your EVs to drive, you still need to be able to charge them. And for this, the number of terminals must also continue to increase. Fortunately, it’s already well underway!
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More generous help
Indeed, the number of public hotspots will continue to increase in 2024, while France has already passed mark of 100 thousand distributed over the territory. But that’s not all, as the government also wants to encourage motorists to install terminals at home. For this, people can get help, which was previously limited to 300 euros for installing a Wallbox at home. But from January 1, the state decided to raise the ceiling to 500 euros. But there is a small subtlety that you should be aware of.
Tax reduction
And it is not for nothing that this assistance is paid in the form of a transfer or check. In fact, it is abouttax reduction, which is still very interesting. In fact, the installation of a terminal of this type costs on average between 1000 and 2000 euros, and this increase is a real advantage for all those who want to switch to electricity. Especially since the price of electricity has been rising rapidly for several months and is expected to continue in 2024.
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Source: Auto Plus

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