Electric CarsA growing demand for electric cars appears to grow in Russia. However, the country has little infrastructure on which to support the automobiles. Either way, the number of electric cars slowly grows in the country, and even legislation has gone out from its government to enforce a future in the technology.

1. Few Different Type of Electric Cars

2. A growing demand for electric cars appears
to grow in Russia.

3. However, the country has little
infrastructure on which to support the
automobiles.

4. Either way, the number of electric cars
slowly grows in the country, and even
legislation has gone out from its government
to enforce a future in the technology.

5. A Pending Law Affecting Russian Electric Cars

6. A law just recently went out from Moscow
this mid-2015 that requires all gas stations to
include at least one emplacement for the
purpose of charging electric cars.

7. The deadline for the decree remains in
November 2016.

8. Apparently, the gas stations must cover
their own respective costs for the
appropriate upgrades.

9. A basic charging unit costs roughly $1,500 in
United States currency.

10. A fast-charging
station could have
a price around the
range of $52,000.

11. Russia’s national government only specified
that re-fueling points possess such a unique
station, and they did not demand the type.

12. As a result, most businesses will expectedly
use the least expensive option.

13. Electric automobiles do not yet have a
strong presence in the country.

14. The one and only foreign vehicle
manufacturer of this variety consists of
Mitsubishi.

15. Ranging from 2011, they have made a profit
on only above 200 of one particular model,
its i-MiEV.

16. AutoVAZ, a local maker to the country, has a
version called the EL Lada.

17. Also measuring back to 2011, less than 50 of
that type have sold in the regional market.

18. Russia’s population exceeds 140 million, but
only a load beyond 300 count as legally
registered.

19. Electric Cars Prove Rare in Russia

20. While catering to the
rich, a few electric
cars of random types
have made a
showing in Russia.

21. The BMW i3, the Nissan Leaf, and Tesla
Model S have arrived in tiny amounts
through importing by single purchasers.

22. A high desire among the financially able
reveals itself in Tesla Motors’ Model S series.

23. An upfront requirement for a buy exists in
the realm of a little under $200,000.

24. About a dozen reside in the nation.

25. While under 30 charging stations display
throughout Russia, a serious lack of support
for the Model S remains.

26. This comes from the country that allows
free-parking in Moscow as a bonus to
electric car owners, in comparison to China
and the United States that offer incentives
like tax breaks.

27. Tesla Motors carries significant growth in
several global economies, but the company
ignores the potential of entering into trade
inside Russia.

28. Despite the want for more efficient cars and
trucks, conflicts in relations between the
United States and Russia hinder effective
sales.

29. Tesla Motors does not stay as a singular
entity affected by political troubles.

30. As of 2015, Russia suffers from sanctions
employed by different parts of the world.

31. Either way, it seems like the government
pursues a future with electric cars.