The graph shows the continued trend of increasing the number of EVs and parking permits for EVs. Absolute numbers also show the greater strength of the trend.
*These are all vehicles that meet the legal requirements for obtaining an "EL" registration plate.
Sources: Central Registry of Motor Vehicles of the Ministry of Transport of the Czech Republic
In the given graph, the trend of growth in the number of all cars registered in the territory of the capital city of Prague is obvious and all vehicles with the registration mark "EL".
Sources: Central Register of Vehicles of the Ministry of Transport of The Czech Republic, Department of Transport-Administration Operations of the Prague City Hall
The graph shows the trend of increasing number of charging stations (EVSE for short), both slow (AC) and fast (DC). The availability of charging stations is still increasing and when converted to the area of Prague, it is less than 1 km2 per charging station.
*The ratio of the sum of AC and DC EVSE points to the total number of EVSE points on the territory of the capital city of Prague differs in 2022 due to commercial confidentiality of one of the data providers.
Sources: ČEZ, innogy, Pražská Plynárenská, PRE
The graph shows the number of charges and the amount of energy consumed. You can see the higher number of charges for fast charging (DC), which has its significance. If you charge faster, you transfer more power faster, and then another customer can use the charging station. This is the basic principle of how charging stations work. The difference in the number of charges between AC and DC is lower than in previous years and so we can see that slow charging is growing in Prague.
Sources: ČEZ, innogy, Pražská Plynárenská, PRE
In Prague, there is a growing trend of development of electromobility in public transport. In 2021, there was a significant decrease in demand from private customers, and for this reason the number of e-buses in 2021 is about 2/3 lower than in the previous year.
Sources: Prague Public Transport Company, Plc, ROPID
Electromobility is also a topic in public transport, and this trend is developing in the case of buses. The continuous renewal of the DPP (public transport) fleet also has a significant impact on the number of e-buses in the capital city of Prague.
Sources: Arriva, Prague Public Transport Company, Plc. ROPID
Since 2017 the city company Operátor ICT, Plc. Has been publishing the Smart Prague Index yearbook annually. By particular measurable indicators and yearly evaluation, it analysis Prague’s development follows up on trends, encapsulates the capital city successes and is a valuable source of its further development.
*All of the data used in the Smart Prague Index come from individual city organisations, Prague city districts and other partners who are responsible for their accuracy.
