英国政府追加15亿英镑扶持电动车

Core Insights - The UK government announced an expansion of its electric vehicle (EV) subsidy program, adding £1.5 billion in funding and extending the program until 2030 [1][2] - The number of models eligible for the maximum subsidy of £3,750 has doubled to eight, covering multiple popular brands [1] - The subsidy program has already benefited over 40,000 vehicle owners since its launch in July [1] Funding Allocation - Of the additional £1.5 billion, £1.3 billion will be used to expand the subsidy fund and extend the program for another year until 2030 [1] - The remaining £200 million will be specifically allocated for the installation of charging stations across the country [1] Market Impact - October saw record high sales of electric vehicles in the UK, with one in four new cars sold being an electric vehicle [1] - The UK has nearly 87,000 charging stations, with the fastest growth occurring outside London in regions like Yorkshire, Wales, and the West Midlands [1] - The government has initiated a review of public charging costs to further reduce consumer expenses related to charging [1] Consumer Engagement - The subsidy program has significantly increased consumer interest in electric vehicles, with some eligible models seeing a doubling in browsing activity [2] - The UK government has invested a total of £7.5 billion to promote the transition to electric vehicles, positioning the country as a leader in EV market share among major European economies [2]