Fewer new registrations
Boom in electric cars in Tyrol is slowing significantly
Electromobility is a lever in the fight against climate change. In Tyrol at least, however, it is becoming apparent that the "boom" in e-cars is now leveling off. Significantly fewer new registrations were recorded last year than in 2023.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen The "boom" in electric cars in Tyrol appears to be leveling off. As an analysis by Verkehrsclub Österreich (VCÖ) based on data from Statistics Austria shows, only 3714 new electric cars were registered in this country last year. "That was 453 fewer than in 2023," explains the VCÖ.
Innsbruck leads the way
Within Tyrol, Innsbruck is the frontrunner with a 22.6 percent share of electric cars. Together with Salzburg, this also applies to the comparison of provincial capitals.
It is followed by Innsbruck-Land (20.7 percent), Imst (17.7 percent) and, ex aequo, Kufstein and Landeck with 17.4 percent each.
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