Pending the European decisions on the sale of petrol and diesel cars starting from 2035, 7.5 million Italians declare themselves ready for electric. The research, signed by Facile.it, in fact showed that almost 17 million compatriots (38.7%) declared that they wanted to take a hybrid vehicle, a value that reaches 43% among respondents in central Italy.
17.9%, i.e. over 7.5 million respondents, would opt for a fully electric car, a percentage that reaches 19.8% in the North East. Looking at the age ranges, the generations most inclined towards alternative diets appear to be the younger ones. 43.6% of Italians between the ages of 25 and 34 would be directed to purchasing a hybrid vehicle, while 26.6% of 18-24 year olds would choose a fully electric car. not counting vehicle costs.
Continuing to scroll through the data emerging from the survey, we discover that, in the event of a purchase even before 2035, 9.9% would no longer buy a car but would opt for alternative means.
Finally, almost 4 million would choose long-term rental.
The Facile.it study then wanted to investigate what our compatriots would do if they had to buy a new vehicle after 2035, when it may no longer be possible to choose diesel or petrol engines. More than 1 in 3, i.e. almost 15 million Italians, would buy an electric car, a value that rises to 46.8% among 18-24 year olds, those who, for reasons of age, are more likely to purchase an half after 2035.
More than 4 million (9.7%), on the other hand, are those who will only use long-term rental cars, while 7% would opt for public transport. Many, about 13.5 million, Italians who do not yet have clear ideas on how they will behave in the event of a purchase after 2035.
Source: Ansa
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