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Not completely sure why you are being downvoted. But many countries in the EU have made similar commitments, with EOL between 2025 (Norway) and 2040 (France).
by Xixi 7y ago
Not completely sure why you are being downvoted.
But many countries in the EU have made similar commitments, with EOL between 2025 (Norway) and 2040 (France).
Hence why I specifically said India, China and the EU. I don’t think the Anglo Saxon world is taking this issue at heart much yet (besides UK).
If the regulator ban something automakers will adapt. And so will the population.
AFAIK the climate change issue is way less politicized in continental Europe than in the US, which makes action so much more easy. Lobby and corruption are still an issue though...
- Fins 7y agoIndeed, there's too much political BS about climate change in the US (although I also haven't heard of any ICE bans in the South America either). China is very much a separate market (aren't most well-selling German luxury brands there also made in China, and not necessarily exact same models as available elsewhere?), and US population might adapt... or we may end up with more trumps and regulations explicitly favoring ICE vehicles. People usually aren't too happy about paying more for an inferior product.