‘Social leasing for electric cars helps low-income earners more effectively than a reduction in excise duty’

A social leasing scheme for electric cars could better protect low-income households from high fuel prices than the current reduction in fuel excise duty. This is the view of TNO researchers in the economics journal ESB. They also argue that a targeted lease subsidy could prove cheaper for the government than the current excise duty measure.
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