‘Unreasonable and harmful’
As of 2035, new passenger cars with a petrol or diesel engine may no longer be sold in the European Union. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is certainly not pleased about this.
As of 2035, new passenger cars with combustion engines may no longer be sold in the European Union. The Italian government is certainly not happy about this, according to reports from Reuters. Meloni calls the upcoming ban on the sale of cars with petrol or diesel engines “unreasonable” and harmful to Italian industry.
The European Union has embarked on a crusade that must end in the promised land of carbon neutrality. In 2035, 55 percent less greenhouse gases must be pumped into the atmosphere in the Eurozone than in 1990, with the result that the sale of cars with a combustion engine will end. Various car manufacturers have already indicated that they only want to sell EVs in Europe from the same year or several years earlier.
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