New petrol and diesel cars banned from sale after 2030 under government's green plan

The serious bumps in the road to a greener future - Bill Carmichael

Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a new “green industrial revolution” this week to combat climate change, which will see a ban on the sale of cars and vans wholly powered by petrol or diesel in just ten years’ time.

The Greta Reset: Welcome to the UK 2030 - the no petrol, no transport, no freedom of movement Net Zero future -

Bringing forward a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel-engined cars and vans from 2040 to 2030 by the UK government is an authoritarian exhaust-pipe-dream of a 'solution' to climate change. The key point about the move to electric cars...

UK aims to zero-emission transport from 2030 in green ‘revolution’

Britain will ban petrol and diesel vehicle sales from 2030 as part of a 10-point plan for a

More cars 'not the answer to anything' say Greens after government announces petrol and diesel ban

A ban on new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 should improve Sheffield’s air quality - but could have little impact on congestion, parking and road safety, according to the Greens.

Boris Johnson pledges to ban gasoline car sales by 2030 as part of significant environmental plan

Automakers in England are concerned that the target date is too soon

What Bentley and Vauxhall say about petrol and diesel ban pledge

Two car markers with factories in Cheshire have different takes on Boris Johnson's announcement