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Volvo "can't dictate" the end of the thermal, according to comments made by Hakan Samuelsson, the CEO of the Swedish brand. The manufacturer will continue to sell plug-in hybrid cars until the end of the 2030s. The article At Volvo, the plug-in hybrids will eventually remain in the catalog until 2040 appeared first on Automobile Clean.
As you most probably know, from 2035 onwards, the sale of thermal cars will be banned in Europe. And that's not all, because hybrid cars will also be affected by this measure, decided by the European Union. This is obviously not to everyone's taste, while many protest. Motor manufacturers in the lead, while demand is not on the way. Sales of electric cars are stagnating, and most brands are concerned. So much so that some have simply decided to …
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