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The UK government has launched a review of electric car sales quotas under its zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate, according to industry reports. The mandate requires carmakers to steadily increase EV sales each year, reaching 33% in 2026 and a full shift to zero-emission vehicles by 2035. Manufacturers have raised concerns that the targets are too strict and financially burdensome, citing heavy discounting and pressure on production. Officials have begun discussions with industry leaders to assess whether the rules need adjustment. The review could reshape future EV sales requirements, though the government says it remains committed to its long-term climate goals.
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