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The European market of electric cars turned out to be resistant to the crises related to the COVID-19 pandemics. It was decided by such factors as growing interest in cars with alternative drives or the support of the European Union. Moreover, according to projections of some of the observers, the corona virus may even accelerate the electro mobility revolution that is already taking place.
Actions of the European Union are consistently aimed at further improvement of road traffic safety, which is to be accomplished e.g. by regulations making use of definite active safety systems mandatory in all new cars. Experts point out that electric cars will also exert positive influence on reduction of the number of accidents.
Many drivers still have no confidence in electric cars, mainly because of their range. In practice, it has been proven, however, that batteries for electric cars can travel far more kilometres than estimated.
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