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Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Call for evidence on clean corporate vehicles: Speed up the electrification of corporate fleets in the EU Uber supports an EU regulation setting a 100% electric vehicle binding target for corporate fleets by 2035, accompanied by incentives for professional drivers. It’s time to speed up, not slow down, towards an all-electric future.
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