End Of An Era Eu Parliament Approves Ban On Internal Combustion Vehicles

EU Ban on Combustion Engines: Emissions-Free Vehicles Only by 2035

End of an Era: EU Parliament Approves Ban on Internal Combustion Vehicles

In a historic move, the European Union Parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favor of effectively banning the sale of new gasoline and diesel-powered vehicles by 2035. This landmark decision marks a significant step towards decarbonizing the automotive industry and accelerating the transition to emissions-free transportation.

Emissions-Free Mobility for a Sustainable Future

The new legislation stipulates that from 2035 onwards, all new cars sold in the EU must produce zero carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. This means that manufacturers will need to shift their production focus entirely to electric vehicles or other zero-emission technologies. The ban aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector, which currently accounts for a significant portion of the EU's overall emissions.

This decision aligns with the EU's long-term goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2050. By phasing out combustion engines, the EU is sending a clear signal to the automotive industry and consumers that the future of mobility lies in emissions-free and sustainable transportation.