Automotive industry for a more sustainable future to fully electric vehicles started rolling. In fact, in recent years we have even seen many giant companies aim to completely phase out combustion engine vehicles by 2030-2035. However, these plans did not go as planned. So much so that many companies, from Mercedes to Renault, postponed their plans to go all-electric due to low demand.

There was also such a plan in the European Union. So the EU By 2035, we will stop selling cars with internal combustion engines and switch to fully electric cars. it would happen. It was a matter of curiosity whether there would be a change in the objectives of the EU, since everyone’s plans have changed recently. This issue has been clarified.

The European Union will not postpone electrification plans

President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyenmade a statement that would clear up the question marks in the back of the mind. The EU plans to stop selling combustion engines and go fully electric will not delay he claimed. So by 2035 we will see only electric vehicles in the EU countries.

Of course, the decline in demand raises some questions for both brands and consumers. While companies are postponing their plans, the EU says that no changes have been made. We will see if there are any changes to the European Union’s plans in the near future.