A report released on the 23rd showed that due to the sharp rise in diesel prices in the international market, the cost of using diesel vehicles in Europe has increased dramatically. The report calls for continued promotion of “oil to electricity” for European cars. The European Transport and Environment Federation said in its report that nearly 40% of all passenger cars in Europe use diesel, making Europe the region in the world hardest hit by high diesel prices. Currently, diesel prices in Europe have risen by more than 40% compared to the beginning of the year, which is significantly higher than the 28% increase in gasoline. Diesel car owners need to pay a total of 203 million euros more per day, and the weekly fuel costs for diesel trucks have increased by an average of 236 euros.

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