Germany reaches high maturity in electric vehicles
The mobility service provider Ayvens has published its new "Mobility Guide 2026." The study examines how prepared various countries are for the transition to electric cars. Germany plays an important role in this, achieving a score of 61 out of 100 possible points.
This result shows that Germany is now considered a mature market for electric vehicles. The infrastructure and the range of vehicles have improved significantly in recent years. Development in the area of commercial fleets is particularly positive.
A key finding of the report is that electric cars are often cheaper to operate in company fleets than vehicles with internal combustion engines. Lower energy and maintenance costs are making e-mobility increasingly attractive for companies. This could lead to even more firms switching to electric company cars in the future.
The "Mobility Guide 2026" thus offers an important insight into the current state of the German automotive market. While electromobility continues to grow, the focus on cost efficiency and comprehensive charging infrastructure remains crucial for further development in Germany.