More than 20% of cars are now electric.
Almost 20% of cars in the Netherlands are electric. This is a big change from 2018. Rising fuel prices and government help are causing this increase.
The Central Bureau for Statistics reports that 2 million electric, hybrid, or plug-in hybrid vehicles are now on Dutch roads. This makes up 21.5% of all cars in the country. Many new cars sold are electric. People are also buying older electric cars. The number of electric vehicles is growing quickly.
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Highlights
Electric Car Numbers Rise
About 20% of cars in the Netherlands are now electric.
2 Million EVs on Roads
There are currently 2 million electric vehicles in the Netherlands.
Increase from 2018
In 2018, only 11% of cars were electric.
Fuel Prices Drive Change
Rising fuel prices are increasing the use of electric cars.
Government Support Helps
Government incentives are encouraging the purchase of electric vehicles.