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Confused. com study: Almost a quarter of new Romanian cars will be electric by 2035, new data reveals

  • Last year, just 2% of newly registered vehicles in Romania were electric
  • In the Netherlands and Norway, 99.9% of new vehicles are likely to be electric by 2035, data suggests. This would make them the top two countries to almost go fully electric in 13 years’ time
  • Romania comes in 17th, with 23.62% of new cars registered expected to be electric by 2035
  • Car Insurance expert Alex Kindred offers his advice on getting the right electric car insurance
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