Government urged to make EVs more accessible for low income households
New reports make the case for policies that help make electric vehicles accessible to all income levels by lowering the up-front cost of the technology and boosting second hand market
Electric vehicles (EVs) could save people up to £5,000 a year, but are currently financially inaccessible to most low income households, new research has found. New studies from the Environmental Defense...
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