In Pictures: Fuel Shortages From Ukraine Attacks Drive Russian Drivers to Chinese EVs

Public charging infrastructure is expanding as gasoline shortages accelerate Russia's shift to electric vehicles.

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Drivers are plugging in more often as fuel disruptions make electric cars an increasingly practical option.

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Indoor charging bays in urban garages are filling a growing share of Russia's electrified fleet.

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Chinese-made models dominate the surge in Russian EV sales following refinery strikes.

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Charging networks once seen as a niche amenity are becoming essential under fuel rationing.

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Plug-in hybrids now account for 11.5 percent of Russia's car market as gasoline supplies tighten.

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Demand for charging connectors has risen alongside nearly doubled year-over-year EV sales.

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Municipalities are adding charging capacity in urban centers to keep pace with the electric transition.

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Analysts expect the wartime fuel crunch to keep pushing Russian buyers toward Chinese EVs.

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