UK carmakers will see a reduction in the electric vehicle sales targets they must meet under new government regulations, easing some of the pressure on manufacturers transitioning to zero-emission models. The revised rules, which apply to the UK market, lower the required share of fully electric vehicles in new car sales compared to earlier proposals. Industry groups have welcomed the adjustment, arguing it provides more realistic deadlines amid supply chain challenges and rising costs. The shift reflects ongoing debates over balancing environmental goals with the practicalities of mass EV adoption.
Carmakers face smaller cut in UK EV sales targets Financial Times
