UK to Cut 2030 EV Sales Target to 60%, Extend Exemptions to 2034

The UK government is expected to lower its 2030 electric vehicle sales target from 80% to around 60% and extend manufacturer exemptions to 2034, per The Guardian citing government sources. This marks a policy reversal from previous climate commitments, likely driven by industry pressure and economic concerns. The shift could slow EV adoption and affect automaker investment plans in the UK.

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