Finland wants 250,000 electric cars by 2030
Finland's government will give cash grants to owners of electric cars but is also planning to phase out an aid program for wind power, however a major tender will come before the funding is cut.
The time to deal with the electrification of the transport sector is now. Sales of electric cars have completely halted and in response Finland's government has proposed to establish a fund of EUR 100 million, which will be used to provide cash grants to purchasers of electric cars. The goal of the fund is to get 250,000 electric cars on Finnish streets by 2030.
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