The B.C. government is continuing its push to get more drivers behind the wheel of an electric vehicle by recharging it’s $7-million EV charger rebate program.
“It will put us on track to meeting our 100 per cent sales target by 2035,” said Josie Osbourne, Minister of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation.
There is also a question of affordability. Daniel Ross is the senior manager of industry insights with Canadian Black Book. He has done some number-crunching on the EV market.To be fair, that number is an average between high-end luxury EV’s and lower-end makes and models.Ross says that number is expected to come down in the coming years as the electric vehicle industry matures.
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