The decision has been made, get ready to say goodbye to diesels, as many car manufacturers will no longer build them. Here’s what’s happening in the automotive world.
The Automobiles have accompanied the lives of citizens for decades, as thanks to them, one can move from one place to another in less time than on foot or by public transport and go anywhere whether to the workplace or to do the shopping and still on vacation.
Unfortunately, cars are as comfortable as pollutantswhich is why the European Union has started to make drastic decisions regarding their production, to try to diminish their environmental impact as much as possible, although as we know very well, it is not just the cars that are the problem, but what can we say, one step at a time rather than standing still and watching.
Precisely because of these great changes, the decision that some producers have made is therefore not surprising goodbye to diesel. These models will therefore no longer be produced, here’s who made this decision.
The decision has been made: goodbye to diesels
L’European Union has decided that since 2035 diesel, petrol and even hybrid cars will no longer have to be produced, in an attempt to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions, hoping to reach the 2050 to climate neutrality. This decision has obviously terrified citizens who are anxious after the resolution of this law.
However, we would like to point out that from 2035 they will no longer be able to be produced these cars, so the new models will only have to be electric or plug-in hybrids, i.e. with zero CO2 emissions, but those already in circulation can continue to be used. In practice, diesel, petrol, etc. cars. they will be able to continue circulation until they disappear completely due to wear or malfunction.
Here’s who started not producing it anymore
For this reason, it is not surprising that several car manufacturers have already started to say this goodbye to diesel vehicles. Among these we find Alfa Romeo, Volvo, Suzuki, Subaru, Smart, Renault, Porsche, Polestar, Peugeot, Opel, Omoda, Nissan, Mitsubishi, MG, Lexus, Fiat, DS, Dacia, Cupra, Citroën and BYD and so on.
It has been found that the sales trend of diesel cars is in sharp decline, while those of petrol, LPG and so on cars are still at popular levels. Obviously the marketelectric is reaching high market levels, such as Tesla, leader in some countries such as Spain. We are in the era of changewhether we like it or not, this is the direction this company is taking.
