Kia UK Boss Supports Government Consultation on ZEV Mandate
The boss of Kia UK has expressed his approval for the UK government’s recent consultation on the zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate. The move comes as the company seeks clarity on the types of hybrid cars that will be permitted for sale post-2030.
Under the current legislation, the sale of new cars powered solely by internal combustion engines will be prohibited by 2030. However, certain hybrid vehicles will be allowed to remain on the market until 2035. The specific criteria for qualifying hybrid models have yet to be finalized.
This article discusses the positive response from Kia UK’s boss regarding the UK government’s consultation on the ZEV mandate. The focus is on gaining clarity on the types of hybrid cars that will be permitted for sale post-2030. The article highlights the current legislation that bans pure internal combustion engine vehicles by 2030, with some hybrids allowed until 2035. The content has been rewritten to maintain the original information while adapting it for a WordPress platform.
