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[RE05] Public attitude towards battery-powered electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids
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Although a quarter of the newly registered personal cars in Slovenia are electric or hybrid, their share among all personal vehicles is only around 3%. This is due to the fact that households rarely decide to purchase new cars, resulting in a high average age of cars over 10 years, and it will take a long time for our vehicle fleet to become less energy-intensive. Slovenia ranks in the bottom quarter of European countries by the share of first registrations of new personal electric vehicles.

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Figure RE05-1: Number of cars in a household, Slovenia, 2010-2022
Sources:

Survey on Energy Efficiency in Slovenia, Informa Echo d.o.o., 2022 (20. 06. 2022)

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0[%] 1[%] 2[%] 3 or more[%]
2010 14 45 30 11
2011 15 45 29 11
2012 20 43 25 12
2015 8 51 33 8
2017 4 48 37 10
2019 9 49 32 9
2022 7.72 49.44 31.96 9.74
Figure RE05-2: Monthly income of households without car, Slovenia, 2010-2022
Sources:

Survey on Energy Efficiency in Slovenia, Informa Echo d.o.o., 2022 (20. 06. 2022)

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up to 690 EUR[%] 691 EUR-1,380 EUR[%] 1,381 EUR - 2,070 EUR[%] 2,071 EUR - 2,760 EUR[%] above 2,761 EUR[%] I don't know, no answer[%]
2010 43 11 3 0 0 0
2011 51 21 3 0 0 0
2012 50 15 4 2 0 0
2015 39 11 1 0 0 0
2017 14 8 1 0 0 0
2019 22 13 2 5 3 0
2022 23.49 10.22 4.06 1.93 2.60 13
Figure RE05-3: Age of all current cars in a household, Slovenia, 2010-2022
Sources:

Survey on Energy Efficiency in Slovenia, Informa Echo d.o.o., 2022 (20. 06. 2022)

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up to 2 years[%] 2-4 years[%] 5-9 years[%] 10-14 years[%] 15+ years[%] I don't know[%]
2010 12 30 48 28 13 0
2011 9 31 47 41 15 1
2012 7 28 49 44 15 1
2015 11 23 46 41 19 1
2017 11 21 45 41 24 1
2019 13.61 24.57 46.23 45.07 30.67 0
2022 11.16 28.89 44.08 40.94 32.89 8.33
Figure RE05-4: Likelihood of purchasing a new car within the next 12 months, Slovenia, 2010-2022
Sources:

Survey on Energy Efficiency in Slovenia, Informa Echo d.o.o., 2022 (20. 06. 2022)

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Unlikely, Very unlikely, Completely unlikely[%] Likely, Very likely, Definitely[%]
2010 92 9
2011 90 10
2012 93 6
2015 88 10
2017 79 19
2019 78 16
2022 78 17
Figure RE05-5: Likelihood of purchasing an electric car within the next 12 months, Slovenia, 2010-2022
Sources:

Survey on Energy Efficiency in Slovenia, Informa Echo d.o.o., 2022 (20. 06. 2022)

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Unlikely, Very unlikely, Completely unlikely[%] Likely, Very likely, Definitely[%]
2010 88 12
2011 95 5
2012 95 6
2015 89 9
2017 82 15
2019 84 10
2022 88 7
Figure RE05-6: Share of first registrations: electric passanger cars, Eurostat, 2021
Sources:

EUROSTAT (2021)

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2021[%]
Norway 63.74
Iceland 26.90
Netherlands 19.75
Switzerland 19.18
Sweden 18.95
Liechtenstein 17.95
Austria 13.91
Germany 13.58
Denmark 13.33
Finland 10.31
France 9.84
Portugal 9.24
Ireland 8.47
Malta 7.92
Belgium 5.80
Romania 5.23
Lithuania 4.53
Hungary 3.53
Latvia 3.28
Slovenia 3.26
Croatia 3.18
Spain 2.81
Estonia 2.15
Cyprus 0.74
Poland 0.51
Figure RE05-7: Share of households willing to combine a passenger car with public transport or other form of transport in thir daily transport schemes, if avilable at the appropriate time (by merged statistical regions), Slovenia, 2022
Sources:

Survey on Energy Efficiency in Slovenia, Informa Echo d.o.o., 2022 (20. 06. 2022)

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  2019 2022
  2019 2022
pomurska, podravska 15 (N=213) 7 (N=209)
koroška, savinjska, zasavska 9 (N=187) 10 (N=181)
posavska, jugovzhodna Slovenija 5 (N=99) 8 (N=102)
osrednjeslovenska, gorenjska 11 (N=351) 6 (N=359)
primorsko-notranjska, obalno-kraška, goriška 7 (N=137) 8 (N=135)

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Last modified
05.02.2024
Author(s)

Biljana Peischl, Rajko Dolinšek, Informa Echo d.o.o