The UK has seen the production of vehicles powered by renewable energy sources.
Britain still plans to end the sale of new diesel and gasoline cars by the year 2040 and will expose more details as early as this week, a government source told Reuters after a report suggested that the plans were decreasing
Reuters reports that the prime minister, the conservative government of Theresa May, said last year that it would ban new gas and diesel cars from 2040, although the Financial Times said on Monday plans that had been downgraded to one "mission".
There has also been confusion as to whether the proposals include hybrid models, which have an electric motor and a combustion engine. ...
A government source told Reuters that there had been no change.
“We will end the sale of new conventional petrol and diesel engine cars by 2040,” the source said on condition of anonymity. “It’s not government policy to ban hybrids.”
The earliest ministers will detail the plans, known as “Road to Zero”, is on Wednesday but they are unlikely to come so soon, the source added.
The document has already been delayed as Britain’s transport, business and environment ministries discuss the final proposals.
Carmakers have been particularly angry about any restrictions on hybrid models, which are seen by some as a transitional technology as the uptake of purely electric cars ramps up.FOLLOW
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