The land, energy and transport ministry will implement a centralised management system for the network of charging points. This will enable drivers to use charging points regardless of which administration operates them. The ministry will also coordinate the process of promotion in order to develop the use of electric vehicles.
The town halls, for their part, will make charging-points' supply free for at least two years. These ten municipalities haven't been specified.
At present, there are charging points in 26 municipalities that are operated by various authorities, e.g. the town halls themselves or the likes of Endesa: Alcudia, Calvia, Campanet, Campos, Deya, Escorca, Inca, Lloret, Lloseta, Llubi, Manacor, Maria de la Salut, Marratxi, Palma, Pollensa, Porreres, Puigpunyent, Sant Joan, Sant Llorenç, Santa Eugenia, Santa Maria, Santanyi, Sencelles, Sineu, Soller and Valldemossa.
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My concern on these very expensive vehicles is, they are too quiet on the roads. Normally, you can hear a car approaching from behind. But you can hardly detect an electric vehicle.