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Tax incentives for EVs remain an expensive approach
The Dutch Court of Audit believes that tax advantages for electric cars remain a very expensive way to save CO2 emissions / Belga
The tax incentives to get people into electric cars are an expensive tool. That’s what the Court of Audit in The Hague says. Per ton of emissions saved, the Dutch State paid some 1 200 to 1 700 euros this year, according to the study of the effectiveness of car taxes published this week. In
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