The United Kingdom is likely to lower its 2030 zero‑emission vehicle sales target from 80 percent to roughly 60 percent, according to a report by the Guardian. Automakers argue that weak demand is making the existing mandate difficult to meet. The proposed adjustment reflects concerns about market conditions and the feasibility of the original goal. This shift could reshape the country's approach to decarbonising transport.
The U.K. is expected to cut its 2030 zero-emission vehicle sales target to about 60 percent from 80 percent, the Guardian newspaper reported. Automakers say weak demand makes the current mandate hard ...
