According to their findings, 52 countries have set concrete targets for the first time since 2015. “They outline a country’s targets and actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to climate impacts.”In total, 56 countries have set targets for expanding electromobility in passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. For buses, the number is 49 countries, while 36 have set targets for trucks. However, only nine states have set targets for charging infrastructure, and five for the electrification of rail networks. To date, 62 countries – including major automotive markets and CO₂ emitters such as the USA, Brazil, and Russia – have not included concrete targets in their climate commitments.