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A light-weight electric truck produced by Lom-based Bulgarian company Di-Ven in 2010. Photo by EVIC
The Bulgarian Academy of Sciences has set up a special forum to discuss the opportunities for starting a Master's program for the research and development of electric vehicles.
The academic forum on electric cars is to take place Thursday, the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.
It will feature representatives of the Bulgarian Electric Vehicles Industrial Cluster, Sofia Technical University, the Todor Kableshkov University of Transport – Sofia, and the Academy itself.
The Sofia Transport University is already said to have created a special framework for an "Electric Vehicles" Master's degree.
A special report of Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency) on Bulgaria's electric vehicles industry READ HERE
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