Strained Russian EV market could lag behind EU for ten years

Russia’s conflict with Ukraine is having a deleterious effect on efforts to grow EV sales and associated charging infrastructure. By Will Girling

In mid-2021, the Russian electric vehicle (EV) sector looked primed for growth. Around that time, the country’s Ministry of Economic Development announced an ambitious plan to boost both EV production and usage through 2030.

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