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Can automakers meet the UK’s zero-emission vehicles targets?
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The UK has the world's most progressive electric vehicle policy, imposing a minimum of 22% zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) car adoption in 2024 and 10% for vans. The penalties for missing the target will be costly - £15,000 per car and £18,000 per van surplus to the target should convince automakers to electrify. However, most OEMs are on course to fall short of penetration thresholds. Read this insight for our take on automakers' progress in complying with the UK ZEV mandate and how they can succeed in meeting targets.
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