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Spain’s bumpy road towards electrification
- The automotive industry in Spain is facing challenges in transitioning towards electrification amidst EU emission targets and climate goals.
- Analysis of car registration data in Spain reveals low preference for zero-emissions vehicles, with only 11.3% of registrations being PHEVs and BEVs combined.
- Major cities like Madrid, Barcelona, and Valencia lead in electrified vehicle registrations, potentially influenced by fleet registrations in certain provinces.
- Cars registered by legal entities, particularly in Madrid and Barcelona, indicate a significant presence of company fleets in the electrified vehicle market.
- Average CO2 emissions for cars registered in Spain are alarmingly high, exceeding EU Commission targets and revealing a gap in eco-friendly vehicle adoption.
- Southern provinces in Spain show higher CO2 emissions despite ample sunshine, highlighting the need for policy measures to promote electromobility.
- Brands like Tesla and BYD lead in selling 100% electric vehicles, while other major brands struggle to meet emission targets with their vehicle lineup.
- The analysis emphasizes the urgent need for both central and regional administrations in Spain to incentivize and accelerate the adoption of eco-friendly vehicles.
- Market trends indicate a significant disconnect between consumer choice and available electromobility options, posing a challenge for the automotive industry and policymakers.
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