[Report: European diesel prices have risen by more than 40% from the beginning of the year, and diesel vehicles burn more than 200 million euros every day] September 24, the European Federation of Transport and Environment released a report on the 23rd, showing that due to the soaring diesel prices in the international market, the cost of using diesel vehicles in Europe has increased significantly. The report calls for continued efforts to switch European cars from oil to electricity. The report points out that nearly 40% of all passenger cars in Europe use diesel, making Europe the region most affected by high diesel prices in the world. Currently, the price of diesel in Europe has increased by more than 40% since the beginning of the year, significantly higher than the 28% increase in gasoline. Diesel car owners have to pay a total of an extra 203 million euros every day, and the weekly fuel cost of diesel trucks has increased by an average of 236 euros.