EU Bans Combustion Engine Vehicles from 2035
A Landmark Decision with Far-Reaching Implications
A New Era for Transportation
In a landmark decision, the European Union (EU) has voted to ban the sale of new combustion engine vehicles from 2035. This means that within just 12 years, only electric vehicles will be allowed to be sold in the EU. This groundbreaking move is a major step towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions and tackling climate change.
The decision has sent shockwaves through the automotive industry, with manufacturers now facing a major challenge to transition their production lines to electric vehicles. However, environmental groups have hailed the decision as a critical step in the fight against pollution and the climate crisis.
The ban will apply to all new passenger cars and light commercial vehicles, including vans and pickup trucks. It will not apply to heavier vehicles such as buses and trucks, but the EU is considering extending the ban to these vehicles in the future.
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