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Tesla’s Shipping Explosion in Europe

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There is no question that Tesla has seen huge earnings in recent months and Europe is largely to thank for these driving sales. While North America might still have its skeptics when it comes to electric vehicles, it’s safe to say that Europeans have embraced these vehicles with open arms. In fact, Teslas have become so popular in Europe that it’s difficult to go out and not spot one. So, what’s behind this explosion in Tesla sales in Europe? Let’s take a closer look!

Europeans are Environmentally Conscious

We can start with the obvious: electric cars are better for the environment and many European countries have a genuine interest in the well-being of the environment. They are proud to purchase a vehicle that is reducing air pollution and the government encourages people to buy them by selling these vehicles tax-free. This is part of the government’s plan for making these European countries as green as possible. 

They are Convenient

In many European countries, patrons get to enjoy the luxury of free parking with an electric vehicle. These cars are also very efficient, making them ideal for handling the sometimes busy roadways in Europe. Furthermore, because of their popularity, there are charging stations everywhere in Europe making it easy for Tesla owners to recharge their vehicles. 

They are Cheaper

Although Teslas aren’t exactly cheap vehicles, they might actually end up saving you money in the long run. For starters, it is completely free to charge them so Tesla drivers don’t have to worry about extravagant gasoline prices. In addition, some European countries even offer purchase incentives and pay for part of the cost of the vehicle as part of their environmental resource plan. Tesla owners also save money on taxes and registration fees since the vehicle is electric and drivers can even avoid tolls in some European cities. 

The reason for Tesla’s shipping explosion in Europe is simple…the government has set out to have only electric vehicles on the road in the next 20 years. This is part of their initiative to create a greener and more environmentally friendly countries. As a result, the government has offered numerous perks to entice people to purchase Teslas and some countries have even begun phasing out fossil fuels. As Europe moves further and further away from diesel vehicles, we can only expect to see continuous growth for Tesla in this part of the world. 

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