An open call from the e-mobility value chain
Take Charge Europe

Business leaders from across the e-mobility value chain are calling on the EU to stand firm on 2035 and power the transition that keeps industry, jobs and energy security at home.

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The companies driving the transition

24M Europe
A2A
ABB E-mobility
AFRY
Ålem Energi
Alfen
Allego
Alpitronic
amina
AMPECO
AmpSociety
ANYOS
Ardan
Aster
AstraZeneca
Atlante
Automanager
AVS Römer
BASQUEVOLT
Bcare
Beyond Group
Blue Solutions
BST
Bump Charge
Cabify
Cariqa
Chargebyte
chargecloud
Chargeguru X Zeplug
ChargeIQ
Chargemap
ChargePoint
CHARGEPOLY
Chargex
CheckWatt
Circontrol
Cylib
DATS 24
Daze
DBT
DEER
Digital Charging Solutions
Driveco
Dürr
easee
Easelink
Eco Movement
EDF
EDP
EEVEE Mobility
Einride
Eirich
Ekoenergetyka
Eldrive
Electra
Electric Avenue
Electroder
Ellevio
Elocity
eMabler
Emoss
ENAPI
Eneco
Enequi
Energia Słońca
EnergyVision
Enervie
ENTEGA
ERG
Etrel
EV Assistance
Ev Field Service
EV WIRE
EWE Go
Exacom
Fastned
Fastway
Fier
Fleet220
FlexeCharge
FlexiCharge
Floox
Formula E
Forsee Power
GET Fund
GIB
Gireve
GME
go-e
GP JOULE
Greenway
Hager
Helen
Hubject
Hydrovolt
i-charging
Iberdrola
Ingka Group
InoBat
IONITY
Izivia
Jayworxx
Kano Energy
Kempower
Keon
Kolektivolt
Landskrona
Last Mile Solutions
Leva
LF Energy
LG Energy Solution
LichtBlick eMobility
Localease
Logivolt
Lucid Motors
Luminus
Mark E
Mecaware
Mennekes
Mer
Mob Energy
Mobility Plus
Moon
Morrow Batteries
Natuur & Milieu
New Automotive
Nexxt Industry
Nitid
Ocean Ev Charging
Octopus Electroverse
Octopus Energy
Omec
Open Analytics
Optimile
Orange Charging
Orano
Peblar
Phoenix Contact
Pionix
Planet A Ventures
Plugbox Europe
Plugit Finland Oy
PlugSecure
Plugsurfing
Polestar
Powerdot
PowerGo
Powy
Primobius
Qelo
Qurrent
Qwello
Recharge
Reev
REMO
Revolt
Ridergy
Rock Tech Lithium
Route220
RSA
Samsung SDI
Savannah Resources
SBD Automotive
Scame
ScreenCharge
Silla Industries
SK on
Skellefteå Kraft
Skövde Energi
Skwatt
Smappee
Socomec
Spirii
Stadwerke
StageV
Svensk Fordonsladdning
Swish
T Carica
Talga
TandemDrive
Tap
TEAG
Technagon
The Mobility House
The New Drive
Tokai Cobex
Tridens
Uber
Umeå Energi
Umeå Energi Elnät
unoenergy driwe
Vattenfall
Verize
Verkor
Vianode
Vireo Ventures
Virta
Vision 4E Consulting
Volvo Cars
Waat
Wallbox
WattEd
WaveLab
We Drive Solar
Wirelane
World Fund
Yusco
Zaptec
Zunder

Stand firm on 2035. Take charge of Europe's electric vehicle transition.

200+ signatures

We write as over 200 business leaders from Europe’s rapidly growing e-mobility ecosystem – including vehicle manufacturers, battery producers, charging providers, software developers, material suppliers, electricity suppliers, engineering services, and grid operators – united by a clear message: Stand firm, don’t step back.

Why take charge

Four reasons the target matters

Global competitiveness

The world is electrifying with or without Europe. Holding the target keeps European industry in the race it invented.

Jobs and investment

Battery plants, charging networks and supply chains: hundreds of thousands of jobs anchored by regulatory certainty.

Energy security

Every electric kilometre is a kilometre not fuelled by imported oil. Electrification is sovereignty.

Better for people

Cleaner air, quieter streets, cheaper running costs: products Europeans actually want to buy.

Already underway

The sign is already lit

The factories are being built. The chargers are going in the ground. What industry needs now is the certainty to finish the job.

Supporters

Maintaining the current 2035 target is both achievable and crucial for Europe's industrial future.

Jean-Philippe Laurent · Senior VP Strategy & Development, EDF France

The EU’s 2035 target to end sales of new combustion cars was a turning point. It gave clarity to industry, direction to investors and certainty to consumers. Weakening it now would send the opposite signal: that Europe can be talked out of its own commitments.
Michael Lohscheller CEO, Polestar
A clear 2035 zero-emission target is not a burden but a catalyst for innovation and global competitiveness. Europe must stay committed to its course. Uncertainty is the real threat to our industry.
Eduard Schlutius CEO, REEV
Players cannot secure investments and build an industry that is competitive globally without a reliable and predictable policy framework. Keeping the target in place will enable the debates to focus on how, not if.
Eric Plaquet CEO, Gireve
The mindset we need today is not defensive adaptation but proactive leadership: a growth mindset in industry and in policy alike. That means taking decisive actions to sustain and drive EV demand and to accelerate the transition to electric mobility in Europe.
Michiel Langezaal CEO, Fastned
The e-mobility sector is a key part of the European clean technology industry and is becoming increasingly competitive. We need bold, unwavering commitment and certainty from our politicians to ensure the future remains bright for the EV transition.
Michael Halbherr CEO, ABB E-mobility
The 2035 objective must remain. What we need now is political clarity and determination. Europe must stand firm in its commitments, provide confidence to investors and citizens, and accelerate the transition to zero-emission mobility. The opportunity is here, and hesitation is not an option.
Stefano Terranova CEO, Atlante
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A campaign by E-Mobility Europe and ChargeUp Europe, calling on the EU to stand firm on 2035.

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