Yesterday, the European Parliament approved the European Commission’s proposal establishing the ban on the production of cars with combustion engines as of 2035. Attempts to predict a 10% market share of petrol and diesel vehicles “vain” by the ban have been unsuccessful. The amendment would have saved Italy’s Motor Valley and protected the European super sports car market, but failed to get the necessary votes.
Even the supercar – like those of Lamborghini and Ferrari – have to do without endothermic engines.
So by 2030, 100% of vehicles should be electrified, while they will come from 2035 plug-in hybrids are also banned So only electric cars.
The Commission’s proposal was adopted by 339 votes to 249. The European legislative process is long and complex and involves three different institutions. Now the ball goes to the Council of the European Union, the representative body of the governments of the 27 EU countries.
The ban is part of a more robust and ambitious reform package called Suitable for 55 The name reflects the goal to reduce 55% of CO2 emissions by 2030.
Among other things, the initiative also foresees the relaunch of the emissions trading system (which allows companies to exchange and buy pollution quotas among themselves) and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, ie a carbon tax – but it would be more. speaking of a tariff – which will be borne by foreign companies operating in extremely polluting sectors and in countries that do not have strict environmental regulations, such as those of the EU.
Source: Lega Nerd
