Electric cars significantly cheaper, combustion engines slightly more expensive – study shows clear shift
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Polos in the factory in Martorell, Spain. © Angel Garcia/Bloomberg/Getty Images 2026 could be remembered as the year electric cars broke into the mass market. July 2026, 5:20 a.m. There is still catching up to do in small cars: finished Cupra Ravals and VW ID. If this continues, electric cars in Europe could cost as much as comparable combustion engines by 2030.
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Polos in the factory in Martorell, Spain. © Angel Garcia/Bloomberg/Getty Images 2026 could be remembered as the year electric cars broke into the mass market.
according to DIE ZEITJuly 2026, 5:20 a.m. There is still catching up to do in small cars: finished Cupra Ravals and VW ID.
according to DIE ZEITIf this continues, electric cars in Europe could cost as much as comparable combustion engines by 2030.
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