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At least in Germany a lot of them are company cars. As in a car used by one specific employee for official and private uses alike, but paid by the company as pa
by wongarsu 3y ago
At least in Germany a lot of them are company cars. As in a car used by one specific employee for official and private uses alike, but paid by the company as part of the compensation. The employee might not have had a say in choosing a PHEV and might not be paying for the gasoline either.
- izacus 3y agoThis - the study sheet shows that only 11-15% of company owned hybrids are ever charged and driving on electricity. It's better for private owned ones... but it's still only 45-49%!!
- FinnKuhn 3y agothere are also companies that give you a card to pay for refuelling your car, but to charge it you would have to pay yourself - guess what people do...