Dutch fleet again cleanest in Europe

Posted on 06-03-2015 at 12:43 by MauritsH – No comments”

No, this does not on appearance of what you’re doing on the way.

As well as the year 2013 show that the Dutch fleet the previous year on the basis of the plant data on the emissions of the cleanest fleet in Europe. The Dutch car has, on average, a reduction of 106,8 grams of CO2 per kilometre, probably mainly thanks to our bijtellingsregelingen.

Per new car sold, we book a winstje of 2.1 grams per kilometre, compared to 2013, a very modest improvement. The EV-friendly Norway (the number 4 on the list), with a 12.6 grams/km, for example, much better and comes out from more than 110 grams per kilometre. Greece and Portugal make the stage complete.

The share of electric cars within the entire European fleet was, incidentally, 0,45%, but thanks to several incentives from the Norwegian government, the share there to 12.4%. Among the manufacturers going to Renault with the gold to house. The French knew, thanks to the Zoe, the CO2 emissions of their cars sold, with an average of 1.8% reduction. Peugeot and Citroën took place two and three.