If the energy crisis continues, the interest of investors in the construction of filling stations for electric cars will be questioned.

The high cost of electricity is endangering the future of electric cars, warn the heads of the auto industry in Germany, Telegraph reports.

As The Guardian reports, the increase in the price of energy, as well as the lack of spare parts, is reducing the power of buyers on the verge of inflation, which is having a big impact on the production and sale of cars.

And if this trend continues, there is also the concern that it will lead to the departure of investors, who will not have the motivation to build stations for filling electric cars, where as a result of this, electric cars are not of much interest. great now for buyers.

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Before this crisis, electric cars were very attractive - especially when the price of derivatives rose massively, but the rise in the price of electricity has changed everything.

For example, for a third, the movement of electric cars in Germany has decreased now compared to a year ago.

"The explosion of electricity prices can be an acute risk for the transition of cars, and we have to be careful with that.

If electric cars become expensive to use, the electrification of cars is in danger of collapsing, as hardly anyone will buy an electric car," auto industry economist Stephan Bracel told German media.

/Telegraph/

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