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Beyond Incentive Fatigue: Designing Resilient BEV Policy Frameworks for Europe’s 2026–2030 Transition Phase
Europe’s battery electric vehicle (BEV) market has expanded rapidly, but broad purchase subsidies are becoming fiscally harder to sustain and politically more contested. As the European Union targets 30 million zero-emission cars by 2030, countries are increasingly moving from market creation to mar
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