Overview
- The audit counts 87 of 238 top officials using purely battery‑electric official cars.
- At the federal level, the share of BEV official cars rose to 57% from 50% year over year.
- DUH says many listed vehicles emit more CO2 than the average currently registered car in Germany.
- Among state leaders, only Baden‑Württemberg’s Winfried Kretschmann drives an electric car, while Bavaria’s Markus Söder is listed with the highest emissions.
- Four federal ministers—Reem Alabali Radovan, Karin Prien, Carsten Schneider and Karsten Wildberger—use fully electric cars, and each politician is listed with only one vehicle despite broader access.