The trend of fuel vehicles to electric vehicles has been irreversible. In addition to the active transformation of the world's largest electric vehicle market in China, many European countries have also set radical goals. The electric vehicle will be achieved 100%.
The goal of France is to reach the level of 1 million electric vehicles per year by 2027. In 2030, 2 million electric vehicles will be produced per year. France adheres to the goal of 100 % of the vehicle to electric vehicles by 2035.
Earlier, the European Union passed the resolution and stopped selling new fuel vehicles in the European Union in 2035. The ban on sale includes hybrid vehicles.
It is reported that in order to achieve carbon in 2050, the European Commission proposed that the carbon dioxide emissions of the new car will be reduced by 55%compared with the level of 2021 from 2030, and the carbon dioxide emissions of the new car will be 100%since 2035.
This is actually equivalent to only authorized sales of pure electric vehicles and fuel cell vehicles using hydrogen energy since 2035.
It is understood that according to EU regulations, starting from January 1, 2020, carbon dioxide discharged by new cars should not exceed 95 grams per kilometer. The average discharge of all new registered cars from 2021 must be less than 95g/km.
