4805 fully E
Photo taken on July 14, 2020 shows an electric car being charged at a public charging station in Vienna, Austria. According to the Austrian Federal Association for Electric Mobility, 4805 fully E-Cars had been added in Austria by the end of June 2020, which means that 4.3 percent of all new car registrations in 2020 are electric cars. (Xinhua/Guo Chen)
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