France and Spain promise to stop selling fuel vehicles by 2035

          France and Spain committed on the 17th to stop selling fuel vehicles by 2035, five years ahead of the previous plan, which is part of the measures taken to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy.

          It is reported that the British government said in a statement that the enterprises that signed the declaration include Delta Electronics, Coca Cola European Partnership and Valeo, a component manufacturer. The signatories of the declaration include countries, cities and enterprises that promise to achieve 100% sales of zero emission vehicles in major markets by 2035, while the global goal will be achieved by 2040.

         Data shows that 2022 will be a record year for sales of zero emission vehicles, with electric vehicles accounting for 13.2% of the total sales in the first half of the year.