Borken district: Third place in NRW for e-cars with a 4.3% share!
Borken district: Third place in NRW for e-cars with a 4.3% share!
The district of Borken positions itself as one of the leading regions in North Rhine-Westphalia when it comes to electromobility. According to current figures, a total of 10,357 electric cars are approved in the Borken district on January 1, 2025. This corresponds to a share of 4.3 percent in the total vehicle population, which brings the district to third place among all NRW circles. Only Euskirchen with 5.2 percent and Paderborn have higher shares with 4.4 percent, such as bbv-net.de reported.
The high proportion of electrically operated vehicles in the commercial sector is particularly remarkable. Here Borken takes first place among the counties in NRW with 15.6 percent. In comparison, only the independent cities of Bielefeld (18.2 percent) and Bonn (15.8 percent) have better odds. The success in the commercial sector promotes the acceptance of electric cars, whereby 4,361 e-cars are already being used for commercial purposes in the entire district.
private sector and comparison with cities
In the private sector, the district of Borken with 5,996 privately approved electric cars has a share of 2.9 percent. Borken is in a solid third place in the national comparison, behind Paderborn (3.2 percent) and Coesfeld (3.1 percent). The figures make it clear that the acceptance of electric vehicles grows not only in commercial, but also in the private sector, which underlines the strategy for promoting electromobility in a circle. As Heimatreport.de shows in detail, it is quite remarkable compared to the independent cities of Borken, if you look at the shares of Bonn (5.2 percent), Düsseldorf (4.8 percent), Bielefeld and Münster (4.7 percent each).
In summary, it can be seen that the Borken district in North Rhine-Westphalia is a good example of the promotion of electric vehicles. The data, which are also based on information from the State Statistical Office IT.NRW and the Federal Motor Transport Authority, illustrate how important commercial vehicles are used for the high number of electric cars in the circle. The entire area of electromobility also benefits from an increasing number of loading points, which makes it easier to access e-mobility.growth in electromobility
The general development of electromobility in North Rhine-Westphalia is also gratifying. There is an increase of 20 percent in electric cars compared to the previous year, which indicates growing popularity and acceptance of the electrically operated vehicles. The infrastructure is also continuously expanded. The number of publicly accessible loading points in North Rhine-Westphalia has increased by 23 percent, whereby quick loading points have even increased by 48 percent, according to the report by electromobilitaet.nrw .
These positive developments show that the region of Borken and North Rhine-Westphalia are on a promising path to further strengthen electromobility and set the course for a sustainable traffic.
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