The lofty cost of electric vehicles has historically been perceived as an obstacle for individuals considering a switch from conventional petrol cars to electric ones. However, this trend has begun to shift as numerous automobile manufacturers cut their prices. What are the reasons behind these falling rates, and what consequences might this have for the used electric car market?
Moreover, how does electric vehicle adoption in this region compare to other countries, and is the charging infrastructure developing at a suitable rate? These questions are addressed by Brian Caulfield, Professor of Transportation and Department Head at Trinity College Dublin.
John Casey crafted this piece, with JJ Vernon managing the audio. The episode was initially released in February 2024.