The European Parliament decides to prohibit the sale of new petrol cars by 2035

The European Parliament decides to prohibit the sale of new petrol cars by 2035

The European Union is one step closer to prohibiting the sale of new gas-powered automobiles. The European Parliament approved a Council accord mandating all new passenger vehicles and vans to emit zero emissions by 2035. Several 2030 objectives are also revised as a result of the change. If a corporation wants to qualify for incentives between 2025 and 2029, officials will now demand that at least 25% of vehicle sales (and 17% of van sales) be zero-emissions models. The incentive will be phased off in 2030.