UK PM Faces Ford's Criticism Over Delayed 2030 ICE Car Ban

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Ford criticizes the expected delay in the UK's 2030 ban on new internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle sales, stating that it would undermine the country's transition to cleaner transportation. The automaker argues that the delay would be a mistake and calls for ambition, commitment, and consistency from the UK government. Ford has already invested millions in its UK facilities and plans to have nine electric models in its European lineup by 2024. The company emphasizes the need for infrastructure development and support for consumers to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles.
- Ford puts UK PM on blast after 2030 ICE car ban delay expected Electrek.co
- Warning petrol ban delay may hit electric car sales BBC
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- Constant government failings means 2030 ban delay is no surprise Autocar
- The UK is reportedly considering delaying its ban of ICE cars Autoblog
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