
While some Quebecers continue to question the need to switch to an EV to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, others doubt the government’s ability to rapidly develop a network of charging stations to meet the growing demand.
Our mandate was to inform and reassure the public about the province’s planned expansion of this network by 2030.
Accordingto a Leger survey, 27% of Quebecers have seen the campaign.
Whil ethere’s still work to be done, it’s encouraging to note that more respondents who were exposed to the campaign before taking the survey (45%) than those who weren’t (29%) are confident that the government will be able to meet EV charging needs by 2030.
Source: Leger, “Perception et connaissance quant à larecharge des véhicules électriques”, 2024.
Accordingto a Leger survey, 27% of Quebecers have seen the campaign.
Whil ethere’s still work to be done, it’s encouraging to note that more respondents who were exposed to the campaign before taking the survey (45%) than those who weren’t (29%) are confident that the government will be able to meet EV charging needs by 2030.
Source: Leger, “Perception et connaissance quant à larecharge des véhicules électriques”, 2024.