Why 2035 will not be the date of the goodbye of diesel and gasoline cars

Brussels wants to ban the sale of gasoline and diesel cars from that year, but the age of the mobile fleet and the reluctance of some countries delay the farewell to mid-century

With 340 votes in favor, 279 against and just 21 abstentions, the European Parliament said goodbye, in mid-February, to gasoline and diesel cars, but also to hybrids, plug-in hybrids and those powered by gas. A farewell that was set in 2035, but that remains in the air due to the opposition of several Member States, including Italy and Germany, and, above all, the investment necessary to move from a combustion car to the new zero-emission technologies in mobility (electric or hydrogen). With this panorama and the many nuances around this regulation make the goodbye lengthen in time.

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