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Law to limit petrol car sales is ‘terrible for the UK’, warns Vauxhall maker

Tavares criticizes the UK scheme for limiting petrol and diesel car sales, calling it "terrible for the UK".
Sales targets rise yearly to achieve 100% electric car sales by 2035, with penalties for non-compliance, up to £15,000 per vehicle.
The scheme's strict rules aim to push car manufacturers to prioritize electric vehicles, impacting profitability, as per the Telegraph.

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The Telegraph

Law to limit petrol car sales is ‘terrible for the UK’, warns Vauxhall maker

Carlos Tavares warns company could slash number of vehicles it sells in Britain

12 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Birmingham Mail

Vauxhall warns UK car law is 'terrible' and 'killing' the country

The head of Stellantis, Carlos Tavares, CEO of the automotive giant, attacked the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate over electric vehicle (EV sales).

11 days ago·Birmingham, United Kingdom

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GB News

Stellantis boss attacks 'terrible' electric vehicle mandate and warns it could kill the UK car industry

The head of Stellantis has warned that the Government's electric vehicle plans will kill the UK car industry, as the brand hints it may pull out of the country.Carlos Tavares, CEO of the automotive giant, has attacked the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate which orders manufacturers to have a minimum percentage of sales be electric.This was first introduced at the start of the year to accelerate the switch to electric vehicles and boost manufac…

11 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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