Consultation launched over petrol and diesel car phase-out
- A consultation has been launched regarding the phase-out of petrol and diesel cars as part of a broader agenda to reach net-zero emissions.
- The government is seeking stakeholders' views on the timeline for the transition.
- The initiative aims to understand the impact on consumers and businesses.
- Experts predict significant changes in the automotive industry, which is crucial for addressing climate change.
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UK Government Launches Industry Consultation on 2030 Petrol, Diesel Car Phase-Out
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