6 Automobile Giants Will Say Goodbye To Fossil Fuel By 2040

The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, which started on 31 October and will last until 12 November, is being held in Glasgow, United Kingdom. One of the main topics of the conference was, of course, the future-oriented measures to help reduce and prevent climate change.

Today, an important forward-looking statement was made from the United Kingdom, which hosts the Climate Change Conference. United Kingdom, six major automakers They will end the production of fossil fuel cars worldwide by 2040. explained. But there were some giant companies that did not agree with this decision.

6 automobile giants will bid farewell to fossil fuel cars by 2040:

According to the statement, based in Sweden Volvo, USA based Ford and General Motors, Germany-based Daimler AG Mercedes-Benzunder Tata Motors, headquartered in China. Jaguar Land Roversigned the pledge, the final initiative to help prevent global warming by the middle of this century. as well as automobile companies Uber was the company that signed this commitment.

On the other hand, it is stated that it will end the production of fossil fuel cars by 2040. giant companies that did not sign the commitment existed. These companies include Toyota, Volkswagen AG, Stellantis, Honda, Nissan, BMW, Hyundai and some of the leading automakers in China, the USA and Germany. This again highlighted some of the challenges facing the world for the transition to zero emissions.

Volvo, which is among the companies that signed the commitment, by 2030 announced that it will switch to fully electric cars. US-based General Motors said in a statement today that its target until 2035 He stated that he wanted to reach 0% emission rate.

• Cars, trucks, ships, buses and airplanes are responsible for all global carbon emissions, according to data from the International Energy Agency. responsible for about a quarter.