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Those striving for a more sustainable and environmentally friendly lifestyle are looking for a broader array of options. Some are gradually adjusting their beliefs, modifying or replacing unsustainable daily habits, while others are taking bold steps and transform their lives completely. This proces...
Electric car charging service Ignitis ON suffered a cyberattack on Sunday, 11 February, and data of at least 20,000 clients has been leaked.
Europe is taking unprecedented steps to phase out gasoline and diesel cars and bring an end to the almost 150-year-long era of the internal combustion engine.
Lithuania plans to spend €3 million for developing infrastructure for electric cars next year. To read this article, try a €5.99 monthly subscription by clicking here.
Lithuanian electric vehicles will receive special registration numbers.
Despite the sparse distribution of charging stations, more and more drivers are choosing to use quieter and more economical electric vehicles.
Lithuania is planning to spend €10 million in 2017 on developing infrastructure for electric cars. Seventeen new charging stations are planned to be installed on highways across the country in addition 150 in cities and towns.
Last year registration of new vehicles running on alternative fuels almost doubled in Lithuania but the rate remains one of the lowest in the EU, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association.
Lithuanian company Idėjų Parkas has started negotiations with US electric car manufacturer Tesla Motors over the possibility to install electric car charging station near Kaunas, the second-largest city in Lithuania.
