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Industry Body Says UK Isn't Ready to Scrap Diesel and Petrol
published on July 26 2017
Electric and hybrid cars have seen a 47% growth this year*. Yet, according to the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI), government is a far cry away from scrapping diesel and petrol cars and vans in a bid to improve air quality.
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Industry Body Says UK Isn't Ready to Scrap Diesel and Petrol
published on July 26 2017
Electric and hybrid cars have seen a 47% growth this year*. Yet, according to the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI), government is a far cry away from scrapping diesel and petrol cars and vans in a bid to improve air quality.
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