After the last two years' electric car boom, it has become increasingly cramped at public charging outlets.

Before the end of the year, there will be about 20 rechargeable cars per outlet, compared to six five years ago, it shows SVT's compilation.

The opposition is critical.

Jessica Rosencrantz is the Moderates' spokesperson on climate issues.

- We want everyone to drive fossil-free in the future and then it means that there is both fossil-free clean electricity, and charging posts so that people avoid a lump in the stomach when looking for a charging post.

And the government has failed both, and that's serious.

Politics must not be a brake on change.

Rickard Nordin, climate policy spokesman for the Center Party, highlights the work of creating a common home charge.

- Very little has happened this term of office, I think, and the big problem now is the home charge for those in communities and apartments.

It is about the climate issue and about becoming independent of Russian oil.

Then there is more to do.

Built 65000 charging points

All parties want the state to be involved and pay for the charging posts.

It shows our survey.

The government is investing in electric car charging, primarily through Klimatklivet and a tax rebate.

There are also targeted grants to cover white spots in sparsely populated areas with fast chargers. 

But in the M-KD-SD budget that the Riksdag decides on, according to the opposition, there are increased investments in charging infrastructure compared with the government's budget.

- Basically, the government has put too little money and not made sure to shorten the permit processes required to get the money out of the system, says Jessica Rosencranz (M).

But Energy Minister Khashayar Farmanbar (S) strikes back at opposition criticism.

- I think it is easy in opposition to always build castles in the air.

But de facto, we have built 65,000 charging posts via Klimatklivet, 10,800 of these public.

And I see that we have a lot more money and a lot more infrastructure to build on.

So I think we are on track and will work even faster.

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Hear motorists about the long queues at charging stations around the country.