European Parliament ratifies ban on combustion cars from 2035

After a few months of controversy and revisions, yesterday the European Parliament officially approved a measure that will mean a radical change for all in 2035.

From 2035 onwards, new cars with combustion engines will not be able to be sold.

The European Union is a complex and vast network of bureaucracy. The 27 countries of Europe have set a target that is at least very ambitious. After proposing, voting and approving it, all in a period of more than a year, the European Parliament has finally ratified the ban on selling combustion cars from 2035, in addition to a strong reduction in emissions in 2030. The measure was approved with 340 votes in favor and 279 against with 21 abstentions. Now there is no turning back, although various political groups are thinking of tabling an amendment.

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