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EU Bans New Car and Light Commercial Vehicles with Fuel Petrol or Diesel from 2035

Manufacturers Already Setting Dates for Transition

The long-proposed EU law, which bans the approval of new passenger cars and light commercial vehicles powered by gasoline or diesel within the EU from 2035, is now underway. Although most manufacturers have already established a definitive date for the phase-out of internal combustion engines, their production continues.

Manufacturers Have Set Dates

The impact of the majority of manufacturers setting a specific date for the discontinuation of internal combustion engines is already evident in the new 2023 car models. Prominent manufacturers like BMW are introducing new classes of electric vehicles.

EU Cracks Down on Combustion Engines

Starting in 2035, automakers will no longer be permitted to sell new passenger cars with internal combustion engines. FOCUS online presents the top internal combustion engine vehicles. We begin with compact and subcompact cars.

Many Manufacturers Halt Models

Despite the EU's 2035 ban on internal combustion engines, numerous manufacturers continue to produce models powered by these engines.