Toyota has warned it could pull out of the UK if stricter regulations on electric vehicle infrastructure are not met, raising concerns about the country’s ability to attract major automotive investments. The automaker highlights gaps in charging networks and policy consistency as key barriers to maintaining its manufacturing and research operations. With the UK aiming to phase out petrol and diesel cars by a set deadline, industry observers question whether current plans will deliver the necessary support for electric vehicle adoption. The move underscores growing tensions between environmental goals and the practical challenges of transitioning to low-emission transport.
Toyota threatens UK retreat over electric car rules The Telegraph
