UK Loosens Electric Vehicle Sales Rules in Response to US Tariffs Imposed by Trump
Facing new US tariffs, the UK has altered its electric vehicle policy, allowing hybrids like Nissan Qashqai e-Power until 2035 and extending diesel van sales. Exemptions for low-volume makers like Aston Martin are included, easing compliance penalties. This move, announced by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and backed by Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander, is seen as a bold bid to support the auto sector amidst trade challenges.
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