SEB wants to give you a loan to buy an electric car. But you will not go long way with that loan. I'm not kidding

 "Lithuanian and Greek electric car owners have to cover the longest distance before finding a public charging point. Such data are published by the European Automobile Manufacturers Association ACEA, which has analyzed the charging infrastructure on the main roads of the EU member states. 

"If citizens of Greece, Lithuania, Poland and Romania still have to drive 200 km or more to find a charger, we can't expect them to want to buy an electric car," said Eric Mark Huitema, CEO of ACEA. 

 The European Commission aims that the share of CO2 emissions from cars would decrease by 55% compared to 2021. ACEA notes that this will mean the emergence of millions of electric vehicles on the roads, which will require charging infrastructure." 

There are zero chances in Lithuania. SEB and other Scandinavian banks have poor leadership of Lithuanian political parties bought by these banks, or not, Your Excellency President Nausėda (from SEB)?