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ARTICLE · 02 DECEMBER 2021

Electric Vehicles Taking Off

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With COP26 well underway, it will be apparent to everyone that big technological changes will be required for countries to meet their agreed emissions targets.

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With COP26 well underway, it will be apparent to everyone that big technological changes will be required for countries to meet their agreed emissions targets. But how rapidly can we expect these changes to occur? For the automotive industry, it seems that the answer is "very rapidly indeed," with the market for electric vehicles (EVs) set to expand enormously in the next few years. The UK alone is projected to have around 23 million new EVs in the next decade (around 55% of all vehicles) and plans to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2030. Local emissions rules may already be responsible for some of the increased demand for EVs. Here in Oxford, a "Zero Emission Zone" is being piloted in the new year and it will certainly be interesting to see whether more EVs can be spotted in and around the city centre as a result. 

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