Bank of the Netherlands expected Europe to electric car will be sold only after the year 2035.

While both the automakers and the Government in several European countries. Are pushing to change to electric cars. ING Bank of the Netherlands has the specified report in the same direction that the electric car will gain popularity until after the year 2035 there will be, but the electric car on the market.

The report titled "Breakthrough of Electric Vehicle Threatens European Car Industry" ING Bank indicates that battery prices lower as distance running increases the charging time is one important factor driving the electric vehicle. To the proliferation of charging stations and car prices fell to the same level as diesel vehicles today.



The report highlights that the battery electric cars, hydrogen cars will overtake. Both in terms of price and infrastructure. However, the bank warned that car manufacturers in Europe will miss out on a vehicle battery market. Because the technology is in the hands of American and Asian manufacturers for the most part.

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While both the automakers and the Government in several European countries. Are pushing to change to electric cars. ING Bank of the Netherlands has the specified report in the same direction that the electric car will gain popularity until after the year 2035 there will be, but the electric car on the market.

The report titled "Breakthrough of Electric Vehicle Threatens European Car Industry" ING Bank indicates that battery prices lower as distance running increases the charging time is one important factor driving the electric vehicle. To the proliferation of charging stations and car prices fell to the same level as diesel vehicles today.



The report highlights that the battery electric cars, hydrogen cars will overtake. Both in terms of price and infrastructure. However, the bank warned that car manufacturers in Europe will miss out on a vehicle battery market. Because the technology is in the hands of American and Asian manufacturers for the most part.