Tag: electric cars
Spain will not ban the sale of diesel or petrol cars by 2040, but still aims to be carbon...
THE Government has announced that it will not ban the sale of diesel or petrol cars by 2040.
Costa Blanca resort shows ‘clear commitment’ to environment with new electric vehicles and free charging points for residents
GUARDAMAR del Segura has invested €80,000 in the acquisition of two electric vehicles, designed to collect household waste from local residents.
European Commission slam Spain for not doing enough for electric car renewal
In a new report criticising Spain’s efforts to go green, the Commission says not enough resources are being allocated for long-term plans to encourage car manufacturers to meet goals set by the EU.
Electric cars set for Mallorca reboot thanks to AnySolution
CALVIA company AnySolution has brought the STEVE project to Mallorca, joining 20 other public and private entities across the EU. The project aims to assess...
Malaga’s electric car sales have almost doubled in 12 months
Statistics from the Malaga Motoring Association (AMA) reveal that sales of hybrid vehicles have risen by a huge 94% in the last 12 months.
Electric car sales in Andalucia up by over a third
Overall sales in Spain hit 698, up 29.02%
Spain exports electric cars to Japan
Electric cars assembled in Spain are being exported to Japan as the country increases its European imports
Electric cars next big thing in Spain
Andalucía gets on board the electric car band wagon and introduces its first electric cars and Spain’s first recharging station
Spain on the right track
An ingenious new invention is creating electricity from kinetic energy in train wheels
Plugged in
The 200 electric cars expected on Malaga's roads next year will have access to 20 recharging points as part of a 6o million euro...
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