The UK government is reportedly considering a major shift in its green ambitions, as it weighs the option of easing its 2030 target for phasing out new gasoline and diesel car sales. The move would mark a significant backtrack from the country's initial goal of becoming a global leader in the transition to electric vehicles. Britain's automotive industry has been pushing for a delay in the target, citing concerns over the availability of charging infrastructure and the high cost of electric cars, which are still out of reach for many consumers. If implemented, the revised target could have far-reaching implications for the UK's efforts to reduce carbon emissions and meet its climate change commitments.
Britain considers easing 2030 zero-emission vehicle targets Reuters
