In a recent CleanTechnica post, a traveler recounts renting a Peugeot E-208 during a Sardinia vacation. The author states that he tries to test new electric vehicles when traveling and sees islands such as Sardinia as a natural fit for EV use.
The main observation in the excerpt is that the author saw noticeably more electric cars on Sardinia than on a trip earlier in the year. This is an anecdotal impression rather than a systematic count, and the post itself continues beyond the excerpt, so the full review may contain additional details.
For climate and energy readers, the piece offers a small, real-world signal that EV visibility may be rising in tourist destinations. But because the source is a single personal review, it cannot support broader claims about adoption rates or infrastructure.