Rising oil prices spur Denmark's "electric car fever"

Recently, the tense situation in the Middle East and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz have led to continuous fluctuations in the global energy market. The rise in oil prices is not only pushing up fuel costs in Europe, but also changing local consumer behavior and industrial structure. In Denmark, the demand for electric cars is clearly increasing, and behind this "growth" reflects the passive position of Europe in energy and geopolitics. Jesper Nellson, Deputy CEO of the Danish Transport Industry Association, stated that the sales of new cars in the first quarter of this year show that electric cars account for about 95% of new cars purchased by private consumers.