Electric sales are ever increasing, not just in the UK but across mainland Europe, too. The switch is being facilitated by a patchwork of incentives offered by countries to minimise the price hike compared with combustion-engined cars.
With EV subsidies being removed across the UK and EU, buyers and manufacturers are faced with rising costs
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Tesla Model Y will become more expensive in Norway, following the removal of subsidies
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Rising battery costs are wiping out profits on the Ford Mustang Mach-E
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