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A number of measures need to be put in place to achieve the country's ambitions in terms of limiting emissions from the use of motor vehicles. From average CO2 emissions emissions (96.8g/km in 2020 compared with 111.5g/km in 2019). The aim is to continue this trend in order to lower the CO2 emission limit to 61.75g/km from 2030. Ultimately, for France, this means putting in place the right infrastructure and available to as many people as possible.
A larger number of charging stations even in the most remote areas, to enable as many people as possible to recharge their batteries. electric vehicle quickly and easily. Being one of the biggest concerns of the French when buying an electric model, they also need reassurance that theautonomy. Often disparaged in the past and at the time of the first electric cars, autonomy must be capable of getting them easily from A to B on a daily basis or even when they're on holiday.The same applies to on-board technology and safety systems, which are key elements in such an acquisition.
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Among technology professionals, interviewed in greater detail and generally more urban and affluent, interest in electric vehicles is more widespread: 45 % are considering the purchase of an electric vehicle and 60 % are considering the purchase of a hybrid. This trend is also driven by the various forms of state aid granted to companies (ecological bonus, conversion premium) to renew or acquire new electric vehicles in their vehicle fleet. La Advenir premium also makes it possible to 20 % to cover the cost of purchasing and installing a bollard. The amount is set at a maximum of €600 excluding VAT per recharging point.
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Despite the growing popularity of new-energy cars, particularly electric vehicles, the French are aware that they are becoming increasingly expensive to buy. 22 % of French people say they would no longer own a car and half of the employees surveyed work in a company that encourages more eco-responsible mobility, whether by bicycle or car-sharing.
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