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Environment Minister Mircea Fechet is encouraging Romanians to buy electric cars, stressing that €5000 is not a small amount of money for a car that costs €25000.

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Environment Minister Mircea Fechet believes that the lower subsidy for electric cars will allow more cars to be financed. He is counting on Romanians' interest in environmentally friendly cars, despite the lower subsidy.

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