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MOSTAR, March 5 (FENA) - Although the European Union has not yet determined the exact date of the end of the production of vehicles with petrol and diesel engines, it is certain that this will happen in the near future and that the future of transport is in vehicles with zero harmful emissions.
Accordingly, car manufacturers are turning more and more to hybrid and electric vehicles, and the number of such vehicles on European roads is increasing. This trend is also noticeable in Bosnia and Herzegovina, although the numbers are still low.
According to data that FENA obtained from the Agency for Identification Documents, Records and Data Exchange (IDDEEA), in 2021, the number of registered electric and hybrid vehicles was 1,586, and in 2022, the number increased to 2,368, which is an increase of almost 50 percent.
The largest number refers to hybrid petrol-electric passenger vehicles, of which 1,561 were registered in 2022, followed by hybrid diesel-electric vehicles (348), and all-electric passenger vehicles of which 138 were registered in 2022.
These are followed by diesel-electric hybrid passenger SUVs (95) and petrol-electric hybrid passenger SUVs (40).
According to the available data, 40 such buses have been registered in Bosnia and Herzegovina, of which eight are hybrid petrol-electric and 32 are all-electric, as well as 84 hybrid electric trucks.
The year 2022 also saw an increase in imports of electric and hybrid vehicles. Thus, according to the data of the Indirect Taxation Administration of BiH, 68 electric vehicles and 610 hybrid vehicles were imported in the past year.
A year earlier, 50 electric vehicles and 359 hybrid vehicles were imported.
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