UK carmakers are calling for a regulator to push forward electric-vehicle infrastructure, concerned that long waits at charging stations will deter people from buying EVs. — REUTERS/File Photo
Carmakers in the UK are calling for the creation of an independent regulator to oversee the country’s electric-vehicle infrastructure push amid concerns that long lines at charging stations will put off buyers.
The new body would enforce standards and monitor price levels, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said Wednesday. The group also seeks binding targets to ensure that enough public chargers are built across the country.
