Emission free zones are getting closer
Emission free zones are moving closer, and this will have significant implications for cars with fossil fuel engines in Denmark.
In late August 2025, the Municipality of Copenhagen decided to introduce a emission free zone in Inner Vesterbro. A similar plan is ready in Aarhus, and it is a clear signal that Danish cities are now genuinely taking steps towards greener mobility.
This can pose challenges for many traveling salespeople, who with their daily routines in the inner city of larger Danish cities need to find alternative solutions, if they quickly need to move on, and they have not embraced the green transition.
Look positively at the development Mads Rørvig, CEO of Mobility Denmark, says:
"It is our assessment that emission free zones will have an immediate effect on car sales because drivers want a car that can go where they wish, even in two or three years."
At Ayvens, we agree with this view and look positively at the development, as we believe that electric vehicles will play a crucial role in the transition to more sustainable transport, and that emission free zones will help accelerate that development.
Ready to help take the next step Therefore, we at Ayvens are ready to assist both businesses and individuals in taking the next step, and we look forward to seeing electric vehicles become even more prevalent on the streets.
"It is important that the transition to greener mobility happens thoughtfully and at a pace that everyone can keep up with, but the direction is clear: The car fleet of the future will be electric, and this opens up new opportunities that we can seize together and contribute positively to", says Lene Dragsbæk, Commercial Director at Ayvens.
Contact us for advice If you have questions about how you as an individual or your business can get started with the transition to more sustainable mobility, our knowledgeable staff is ready to provide advice.
