Review will look to soften EV sales targets from 2027-2035 as industry argues they are not achievable The government is set to launch a review that will consider whether to soften the zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate targets for electric car sales from 2027-2035. To be launched imminently, the review is set to last six weeks. It will look to consult with car makers, wider industry and other stakeholders to reduce the proportion of EV sales that car makers need to make between 2027 and 2035, at which point all new vehicles must be zero-emissions under the current plan. There is a fear within government that the ZEV mandate will begin to impact…
ZEV mandate review imminent: government mulls softer sales targets
