The U.K. is expected to scale back its 2030 zero-emission vehicle sales target from 80 percent to approximately 60 percent, according to a report by the Guardian newspaper. Automakers have argued that weak demand makes the current mandate difficult to meet. The proposed reduction would represent a significant shift in the country's approach to accelerating the transition to electric vehicles.
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 ...
