Five EU Countries Want To Push Back Proposed 2035 ICE Ban To 2040 | Carscoops carscoops
, no law has yet been established. That should happen later this year. The 2035 date is significant because the EU wants to reach net zero emissions by 2050. But because the average lifespan of new cars is 15 years, allowing ICE-powered vehicles tomight prevent the EU hitting that net zero 2050 target, one climate scientists say is crucial if the world is to avoid calamitous climate change.
The five dissenting states aren’t the only countries unhappy with the decision to effectively ban ICE cars by 2035. spoke out against the move last week, but his view is not shared by major carmakers, including those from his own country, such as Mercedes and Volkswagen, which have come out in support of the ban.
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