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Diesel costs boost electric truck savings in Europe
A study by the "Transport and Environment" organization showed that the rise in diesel prices, resulting from the repercussions of the Iran war, has made operating electric trucks in Europe more expensive than running diesel-powered trucks, especially in six major markets that account for about half of new truck sales in the European Union. In 2026, electric trucks saved over 100,000 euros in the Netherlands, 85,000 euros in Germany, and 69,000 euros in Denmark over five years compared to traditional trucks. The report also confirmed that fleet operators can recover the additional price difference in approximately one year due to reduced operating costs, thereby enhancing the appeal of transitioning to electric transportation—an shift supported by rising oil prices caused by the Iranian crisis, despite previous challenges related to infrastructure and higher purchase costs.
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