300 hp and more

This is how climate-friendly the government’s vehicle fleet is

E-cars are cheaper to maintain, there is a dense network of charging stations in Tyrol and the members of the provincial government could drive 130 km/h in the IG-L area despite the Luftwunderter.(Bild: Christian Forcher/Fotoworxx)

The proportion of e-cars in the Tyrolean state government's fleet has increased, but the environmental footprint of the powerful "bolides" is still miles away from its own climate targets. One type of fuel, however, has become completely obsolete. The "Krone" knows the details.

Climate neutrality and independence from fossil fuels: The Tyrolean state government formulated these goals a long time ago. But is it also setting a good example itself, for example with its fleet of official vehicles?