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A study has shown that electric cars in Germany have become significantly cheaper over the past five years, with their prices decreasing by 18% between 2020 and 2025. Meanwhile, prices for internal combustion engine vehicles have risen by 2 during the same period. This is attributed to falling battery costs and increased production, with expectations that the costs of electric vehicles will match those of traditional cars by 2030, boosting their market share to as much as 50%. The study confirms that the decreasing costs make electric cars more advantageous in terms of performance and cost per kilometer.
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