Britain allocates 130 million pounds for zero emissions
The British government has announced an allocation of £130 million ($175 million) to fund zero-emission vehicle technologies, including £65 million from public funds and the rest from the automotive sector. The funding is designated for the development and expansion of electric and hybrid vehicle technologies that do not emit harmful gases, along with a £17 million investment in nine online smart mobility projects, which include sensors and artificial intelligence systems. Britain is committed to banning the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles from 2030, with an aim to ensure all new cars are zero-emission by 2035.
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