PHEVs and EREVs are being promoted by some automotive manufacturers as “flexible” or “transitional” technologies, but this French IMT study casts doubt on their cost- and climate-effectiveness in the broader household & used-vehicle context /IMT
A new study by the French Institut Mobilités en Transition (IMT) casts fresh doubt on the future of plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs), arguing that prolonging their sale in Europe beyond 2035 would harm both household budgets and the continent’s climate ambitions.
The study finds that for buyers
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