Ban on sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2030 as UK announces “green revolution” - BBC News 

u mad?

@LOLCOW University there is no saving the planet ... consider it done... one day there will be no more resources left and western civilization will disintegrate and decompose... the only ones left will be the ones who can grow there own food and work the land AKA Africans and Mexicans... the end will look like the beginning

@LOLCOW University Take university out of your name considering you're acting like a lowcow right now.

@LOLCOW University Farting cows caused the first ICE AGE?

Wow u seem smart

we the people get to say what we drive not white people in ten downing wake up please

I heard that there aren’t enough resources in the world to make electric cars for everyone

So...those that work 60h week are privileged and the lazy scums on benefits are not privileged?

People don't understand that evs aren't clean just because they don't produce carbon emissions dosent mean there clean

Exactly my brother

Let's hope not

@@fingerscrossed2453 I am literally crying with laughter at how both your pseudonym and comment marry into each other. 😜😂😂😂

@@billyandrew thanks! 👍👍

😂 exactly, they only last 4 years! Next election come and the younger generation comes in and changes odds before the person elected has a chance to actually make change lol. Just like trump, actually making some headway with imitation and taxes for the people of America while having to deal with this stupid pandemic when it shouldn’t of even left China even if ever did start in China or start at all, but now it all starts again with no clear answer and someone’s will be elected to change it again. Lol it’s all madness I swear, how can anyone make a difference in 4 years with all the social divide?

I hope so. Because this is ridiculous.

The poorer folk will own nothing, rich will own everything.

Goodbye Cummings hello Green Carrie!

@LOLCOW University Are you even capable of an intelligent comment? You seem like an angry little soy child.

World Economic Forum DELETES Video On The Great Reset That Says "You'll Own NOTHING" After Backlash: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LhetP9yL8jE.html

@LOLCOW University You WILL own nothing, and you WILL be happy.

aikighost. That's right and Trump won the election. Lol.

The sky isn’t actually blue mate 😂

does the term non renewable not make much sense to people?? FOSSIL FUELS WILL RUN OUT, OR BECOME TOO EXPENSIVE TO EXTRACT, and when that happens if society isn't set up to deal with the sudden loss of fossil energy there will be a state of anarchy. This legislation makes sense, it forces manufacturers and industry and the economy as a whole to adapt to a future that will inevitably come. Our society is so heavily dependant on fossil fuels that when the supply does run out, due to depletion of resources, then what will we do, revert back to a medieval existence and raise pigs for a living?

@@beedee4452 well there you go :P

@@spumemonk11 Well there is an ongoing legal battle about that. Certainly Hiden' Biden wont be any good for the USA even if he does get in.

1996 is a good vintage for Toyotas. I'd get one now.

I'd Maintain my Petrol car till the day I die.

100%

Yeah, maybe. That'll be legal. So you can't complain when the day comes to get an electric car!

@@catguy4996 They said that there's no plans to get rid of petrol and diesel after 2030, petrol and diesel vehicles that already exist won't be illegal to drive, it will only be illegal to produce new petrol and diesel vehicles after 2030.

No shit, is time to abandon the ship

This country is one big shit show

​@@alteriwnet5805Yes, Come To Brazil.

He's always been weird and insane, it kinda happens when you have elite, rich, snobby, private schooled wankstains in power...

He's just weak, does whatever the last person he spoke to tells him what to do and that is his mistress (mattress) in bed at night.

You mean to say he had a brain before Covid, LMAO.

his gf, who had the rift with Dominic cummings, is a climate change nutter.

He's was sacked from the Telegraph and the Times for making up stories in the last century before he entered politics full time. He's always been a liar.

Mate, did you watch the video? They get the country set up for the change from power plants to things like wind turbines

electricity is sourced in a climate friendly way e.g. wind turbines

Only at 100,000 miles because of the lithium mining... its a joke.

They are climate friendly if the electricity comes from renewable sources like solar, and wind. Nuclear too but while its better than coal its not 100% renewable.

I love how confidently incorrect you are.

@James E7 much quicker but no soul and fun... test drove some high performance EV’s like the model S, fast and nice cars but no fun whatsoever, give me a car with a fraction of that power and an internal combustion engine, where you actually feel the power throwing you forward, with beautiful exhaust and engine sounds/tones, I’ll take that any day.

@@vindikatora6246 So you want everyone else (and their kids) to be forced to breathe in all the shit that comes out of your exhaust pipe just so you can feel a bit of rumble in your seat with an inferior, slower car?

@@ag-bf3ty everyone's been breathing in the stuff for decades, dont make it look like the kids are gonna die because you took your car out for a spin once.

@@ag-bf3ty breathing diesel and petrol exhoost foomes are very common here in SE Asia, besides it's less dangerous than smoking 3 packs a day right?

Good for identifying K&R targets!

They are planning on not letting people buy cars. just lease or hire them.. It is all part of the WEF's 'Great Reset' ... that Boris has signed up to without telling us.

I personally don't want an electric car believe it's the wrong direction. Hydrogen is the way forward. Batteries are awfully difficult to dispose of. That'll be the next issue we will face once electric cars pick up.

@the man with the green cortina Covid didn't destroy their business. Govts did on instructions from their zionist bosses. Covid is just being used as the scapegoat, the latest act in the *Smoke and Mirrors Show.*

@@DubbyDominate They are going to call the first hydrogen motor........'The Hindenburg' 😉

@LOLCOW University come back in 10 years time when you've lost everything you own. Who's the stupid prick then?

@@jackbrewster8942 The prick probably lives on welfare and doesn't own anything.

You want to vote on whether we deal with climate change? Why would you not want to?

@@lukebennett7149 So we get real debate on it and are not tied to bullshit by unelected globalist "experts". You know... like democracy is supposed to work?

@@lukebennett7149 fuck you it’s the elites trying to control us and make us rely on the mega corporations electricity. Don’t be fooled by this rubbish

10 years from now bud, they said 2030 at least 7 times.

@@Craig121000 yes, but once you leave your imagination, you'll realise the world needs to deal with current problems. Not future dreams.

@@Craig121000 well no, due to the very nature of how sarcasm works, it is harder to get through without verbal context. This is why being sarcastic in your natural voice rarely lands, so in text, especially in comment sections in 2020, no, it is not obvious when sarcasm is used. But sure, good one, haha, great joke that was.

EXACTLY RIGHT. This fake lock down will NEVER END.

Society will be so violent by then, you WANT to leave your home.

I’m not really sure there’s much else to come after electric cars? I mean, if you have an idea so let me know

@@scrotumese3394 My only guess would be water powered cars.

@M25 holy shit now THAT is badass thank you so much for that info, that's really cool

There will be much much less cars . The transition to so called zero emissions is just a trick to reduce movement. The narrowing of roads in favour of cycling and walking is obviously for this reason.

@@mohmans4751 Is cycling and walking not movement?

He's avidly reading The Anarchists Cookbook as we speak.

Jeremy Corbyn would support this idea but support it even more than Boris, remember labour likes the environment

Let’s make him prime minister

@@davem6024 SPEED AND POWEEERRRRR for all!!

@joemobumtwizzler hes probs just scared of change

@joemobumtwizzler , because it’s Agenda 2030 & The Great Reset, and with it comes loss of Liberty, personal freedoms and Totalitarian tyranny.

@joemobumtwizzler a bit? It's whole load of bullshit

@joemobumtwizzler , because: 1: Matt Hancock hosted Mr Klaus “ The Great Reset “ Schwab in Oct 2017 to a cross party seminar in London and said he “ looked forward to working with him”. 2: Our own Govt website describes implementing Agenda 2030 3: Boris Johnson’s CPC speech mentioned Digital ID ( Schwabs 4th industrial Revolution ) & Agenda 2030 items ( Wildbelt Areas ) 4: They’ve just advanced the demise of diesel/petrol vehicles for the second time to ..... 2030 5: United Nations ( Agenda 2030 ) recently signed a cooperation agreement to operate together with World Economic Forum 6: Klaus Schwab looks like Davros off of Dr. Who , and holds meetings at Davos in Switzerland cos he knows this too.

@joemobumtwizzler ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Se9rkxUK8zU.html

You might not be a million miles from the truth.

will you clean my shoes if i stepped on a pile?

*MEME JOKES!* You could sell the manure to gardeners. Actually, do a deal with politicians, because they talk it, constantly. 😜😂😂😂

@@codtetrisexpertlevelgamer3231 Ungallant as it sounds, personally, I wouldn't, as I'd credit your with the intelligence to watch where you're stepping in the first instance. Having said that, perhaps I haven't taken a possible fetish of your's into account? 😜😂😂😂

@@billyandrew I live in Ireland so I'm already blessed with that intelligence 😂😂

I'm putting my money in guillotine manufacturers.

Revolution meaning "a dramatic and wide-reaching change in conditions, attitudes, or operation."

@@josephhughes86 Sorry i was doing a joke... **JOKE** (WARNING! this comment may be sarcastic) **JOKE**

@@benamos2878 why not! ? It's cutting edge technology.

@@ianhill4585 Bleeding edge, get your slice of the action and be a cut above the rest.

Maybe you'll become an electric head

@@lukebennett7149 a soules car that drive without a car sound and no gearbox, yeah no thank you

@@noone8958 I'm not too chuffed about the lack of gear box to be honest with you but needs must

It is possible to have a transmission in an electric. I saw a converted MX5 Mazda with the gearbox left in connected to the new electric motor. They NEED to keep gearboxes.

Lets make Jeremy Clarkson prime minister then

This is the most likely outcome

I hope so

Exactly LOLLL

LMAO Hopefully cause Electric sales Might Decline and People are Refusing to get a New Car 😂😆.

They were already doing it. Might as well be shitty for a good cause.

Genuine query: how does banning the sale of a major product that they tax heavily, and I suspect annoying oil companies in the process, make them more money?

And the rest when he caves to the EU

Tell me when you can't leave the M25

By 2022 ev's are expected to be cheaper than petrol cars. A hell of a lot cheaper to run too. It will happen even without a ban.

@@barry5787 current range of a tesla 3 performance is 337 miles long range plus 401. With battery technology improving this is expected to be over 600 miles soon. I think you'll be fine.

then why take away there choice ? if it's cheaper and better people will pick it themselves

@@randomcallum they need to show how we are going to get to carbon neutral by 2050. It's also good pr. It also gives manufacturers (and their suppliers) certainty. They will not be investing in factories building combustion engines.

@Mr X the plural of sheep is sheep

I might have to buy his book

Everything is a conspiracy. Whatever the gov do, people always turn it into a tin foil theory.

@Mr X thanks, sheep usually do

It’s all part of his plan thing is where has he come from never Herd of him before

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Warm and fuzzy 👀

Ay yo,turn on your diesel golf in the house 😅

@@UnipornFrumm 1.8t petrol mate lol no rolling coal for me

@Boy Good ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AP7utU8Efow.html

they will become significantly cheaper by 2030

@@anawilliams1332 so you can get a pretty well working one for 500dollars nice ok

@@iirosiren5120 you cant get a pretty well working one for 500 dollors anyway now

@@anawilliams1332 what where can i get an electric sedan for 500 dollars witch will run for over 300 miles or more with one charge

They have them for rent

Most have the option to run as cooling or heating, so while no one on our isles need ac, I guarantee 50% of those things will be running in the summer too

I'm assuming bulk take-up will reduce prices. I could be wrong, however, as utility companies are geared towards breaking us financially, it appears.

@@user-op8fg3ny3j but that's just it, they really aren't, they are still very expensive to buy, expensive to fit (not to mention ruin your garden) and still cost you as much in electricity to run as it would have in gas. and that's the problem with most of these alternative energy things, they still rely on electricity from fossil fuels (as people don't want nuclear everwhere) it was even the same with the solar panels, they had planned to fit all their houses with them, but quickly found out it was not cost-effective and jacked it in.

Tbh once electric cars become a thing in the UK where everyone has one it would probably be cheaper than petrol, electricity can never run out and is much easier to transport to places instead of fuel trucks to petrol stations every few days. Government here can reduce spending money on imported oil then and start investing on green energy like hydro power stations, nuclear power stations, wind farms. In the end the consumer will be paying less

@@thwalesproductions Electric bicycles have already been the transport solution in some Scandinavian cities for some years now. It is true that cold or rainy days are not so pleasant, but you do not arrive at work dripping with sweat!

You sound young!

Can someone tell me what this great reset thing is?

Randomstuffs216 it's a stupid idea by the richest dickheads in the world, they want no one to own anything, which begs the question, how would anything operate, your house? No, not yours at all, got a car, nah anyone can just come take it for a spin, unlucky, supermarkets, all the shit inside, no one owns it but you help yourself, it's a brain dead idea by dickheads, it'll never happen, don't worry about it, wars will happen to stop it.

Nice avatar 🙃

@@D0DG3R lmfao

Electric cars are the future, you know they exist right? You're so closed minded that you dont even think about that but that the government wants to kill it's own people. Honestly how stupid

@@shimmy7169 you need to open your mind

@@shimmy7169 don’t try and engage with these degenerates

What????? What the hell do you mean????? You can keep your petrol car they are not going to take it from you LOL they said they were banning the production and selling of NEW petrol cars the rozzers are not gonna take your car!

@@billdavies7243 open your mind to means to you "believe every bit of bullshit I see on the internet"

Law says they can't be sold, NOT that they can't be bought or owned. If you're rich enough for a Lambo you can just buy one in Italy and ship it into the uk.

@@dennispremoli7950 I feel like Boris fucked up negotiations on import/exports on our car manufacturers so bad in the Brexit talks that he's now coming out with this "revolution" of EVs in the British market. England simply do not produce cars anymore, we have nothing to offer so it's easy for him to wipe us off that front, but EVs have been around for a while and 2 of the biggest names are Tesla and NIO...England simply can't compete on a global scale anymore. Brexit completely ruined this country and innovation has completely halted...US and Asia are taking over the global economy while we are watering our plants watching everyone do it bigger and better than us...sigh.

V12 poooower plus 2 electric motors = 1200 bhp for base model baby!!!

@@Jameslawz The UK produces 1.3 million cars and 80,000 commercial vehicles per year, we buy around 2.7 million new cars, so equivalent to 50% of new cars are built in the UK

@@stevetaylor2818 You make it sound as if 1.3m is a lot of cars compared to the global scale of things, majority of those cars are exported to the EU (54.8%) followed by US (18.9%) then China (5.4%) -- the rest are negligible. Also I think you misunderstood me, WE as a nation don't make BRITISH made cars, the cars we do produce are from OTHER companies worldwide e.g. Toyota, Nissan, Lotus, Honda, Rolls Royce...along with former British brands that are now owned by India (Tata Motors): Land Rover and Jaguar. We only have Aston Martin and the MINI. Only 1m of the 1.3m is shipped worldwide and over 50% of these exports were to the EU. Just for reference, Telsa makes 600,000 cars annually alone! ONE company has half of the UK's global sales...just shows what a behemoth Tesla have become. Let's not forget this is currently only state side, EVs are not as popular over here and in Europe. Once Elon Musk pushes for it here...he would probably be doing 4x those figures due to the demand. As Boris steers us into that direction by 2030, naturally the two will cross paths and a trade deal will be made. We are basically the Detroit, Michigan of the motoring world where we just make other peoples cars but don't push anything of our own, that's the only way we are generating money from this market to keep us relevant, otherwise we lose our relevancy in this field. The EV space is going to be crowded in the next few years, China are very bullish in this front and I swear there's a new EV company coming out every 5 mins over there...The term "Made in China" used to come with negative connotations around it as anything made in China was regarded as cheap and of low quality and would break within a few days of use, but times have changed as they slowly try to become a global super power, they've had a massive growth spurt in their economy and this pandemic slowly makes you realize how reliant the US and the rest of the world, depend on their manufacturing goods. China has all the "economical chips" in their hand and we were literally mucking away hands on yolo moves giving them all the chips, NOW they currently have the biggest chip lead (if you follow my poker reference). Which is all good and dandy for them, but we are literally being outclassed on the global scale of things, instead of developing here, we fuck off to other countries and make them richer. Meanwhile, we are raising taxes in this country and we will now have this stupid "Pay As You Go" mileage system for cars that will tax us even further...soon we'll need to pay tax to breath in this country...We need to fix our economy before pretending we are "world leaders" of this "green movement". California already beat us to that, other countries will follow...we JUST need to stop pretending and get real.

@David of Yorkshire No, right person, Boris gives the orders, not Khan, he's the scapegoat! Boris rides bikes, he's been campaigning for cyclist's rights for years as well as the campaign of terror he's unleashed on the people in the UK. Stop being sidetracked by racists propaganda, that's why we're in this bloody mess.

That's nice, your crap lil car will be set on fire

@@twiztedmedia3311 😂 thank you crap to you treasure to me

@@twiztedmedia3311 😂 thank you crap to you treasure to me

​@@LayLoow If I had to choose between getting anal cancer or riding in a Ford Fiesta, i'd choose the cancer

@@twiztedmedia3311 let's hope you get the cancer you stuck up prick 😂

It’s perfectly doable. What they want to do is stop the sale of new cars fueled only by petrol. It’s a pretty simple goal to achieve. And you’ll still get to drive whatever car you bought before that. It’s not as dramatic of a change as you think, but it’s still a big milestone.

What will happen to fossil fuelled cars: Scrapped or converted? And will they be silent? A bad move regarding safety.

Certainly achievable on paper, but after an economic downturn can the country and it's people afford both boiler replacement and transport replacement come 2030 🤷‍♂️ ... two big ticket items. I for one don't want any more monthly payments! Even if it is super low priced government backed schemes!

@@alexbramwell1870 You can claim a £5000 grant from the government to convert to or add sustainable energy source.

@@alexbramwell1870 www.energysuite.co.uk/how-to-apply/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIqNjfq5aO7QIVB813Ch2BEA3hEAAYASAAEgK4fPD_BwE

Computing for Ireland has loads of videos about the great reset on his youtube channel- its not all about green, thats a cover

If people want to pollute the environment with their cars (and even electric cars largely just transfer their pollution to the power station) then the least they should expect is to pay through the nose for the privilege. Either you care about global warming or you don't, making excuses just isn't good enough. Any cost we pay now for public transport, electric car subsidies, new nuclear power stations etc will ultimately be insignificant compared to the damage caused by climate change. There is already nothing we can do about the fact that the north pole will be ice free in 15 years, large parts of the world will become to hot to be habitable sending millions or billions of migrants north and an unknown number of animal species will become extinct due to habitat destruction, many of which will forever remain undiscovered. Desperate times call for desperate measures. Get rid of cars and put everyone on busses and charge them a fortune to boot. People will suddenly decide maybe they didn't really need to make that journey after all. 99% of people are simply profligate wasters of money and energy because they're stupid, selfish and care about nobody but themselves and their own petty little wants. Not that I blame them but make the cost of things reflect the cost of the damage they do to the environment and people will make better choices. Money is the only reliable measure of damage. Tax cars off the road I say.

That is why hydrogen is probably the way to go. You can charge at home or fill up at a station. You don't have expensive unsustainable batteries, you can leave the car and come back to it days or weeks later and it will all work fine again, unlike a battery that is disposable. It might not be as efficient but like battery, it is as clean as the power used to make the hydrogen.

I see private companies like Tesla build most of the infrastructures

@@fredjimbob2962 "Not that I blame them" > proceeds to blame them above. Good luck with that, liberal!

What do they look like?

Just replaced mine, new one nothing but trouble.

Same. I've repaired one fuse in ten years.

What?

Rubbish.

@Paul GR1 It's 10 years away, buy a ten year old focus then like you did before, Petrol cars won't evaporate. Think it through, you were not buying a new car were you.

@@tomnwoo I’m confused. What’s your point?

@@TheFablekid its a ban on the sale of NEW cars, not old Ford focus off ebay, There is nothing stopping you buying an old focus off of eBay

Haha. You can buy a government subsidized donkey to get around your little world

@Paul GR1 No they won't they will no longer be novel, they will just be cars, nothing will change, Free Market economics dictates that they will never hold a price above the value of the cars that are available now. The market pays what the market can afford for cars.

Don't forget the airplanes

and they probably still be more env friendly than battery powered cars. It is complete smoke and mirrors

@@denzel270 I’m not getting into the conspiracy theory of it all, I’ll just want a cheap brand new car..

@@stuartmcmahon8870 the government will tax you out of it before you leave the dealership

@Paul GR1 luckily I drive a 1.6 diesel atm, currently £0 tax, despite it being the SRI model, tell your mate to get a smaller car..

@Boy Good thats shit...

Someone’s burning uranium? About 1/4 of uk energy production is renewables and increasing. Hardly a tiny fraction

I think you need to do a bit more research into how much of our electricity is being generated.

Completely uneducated nonsense. Zero carbon sources are a significant proportion of the UK electricity mix. Coal is barely anything. Oil? You really are living in the past, aren’t you. As I type, the UK grid is just over 40% wind power. Check out the real time data on the Gridwatch website before spouting useless nonsense.

@@lucas4ovwales careful, you might get called a boomer for not providing sources, then both of us will have to have a good cry and think about how mean everyone is to us.

@@DeBlobbb I love how the .... what do you call someone who is the opposite of a boomer? Whatever, I love how you don’t even bother looking at the website you try to use to back up some kind of point without actually looking at the whole website. www.energy-uk.org.uk/our-work/generation/renewables.html

Totally right

It’s just bs over and over

Lol are you talking about gas from cows and sheep? Because that was debunked years ago but you're not the first or the fiftieth person Ive heard say that

Move on, just do a bit of simple research before hitting enter

You think saving the planet is ridiculous,you need your head testing

@@skiptonn Dood literally said there are bigger emitters than vehicles out there that they could be focusing on and you just assumed they are dismissing the planet. Get off the keyboard and go outside

You are probably one of those people who wants to fertilize the land with petro chemical fertilizers, nothing can go wrong with that idea......

That might be Ok if we get good public transport. When more people used busses even small villages used to have bus services up till 6pm on Sundays & later other days.

@@sarahstrong7174 they won't provide good public transport. What we have was already often insufficient.

@@sarahstrong7174 They recently renewed the tarmac in front of my house, painted nice new yellow bus stop bays on the road, only slight problem is they stopped the bus service two years ago.

As oil reserves run lower fuel prices will rise & price people off the roads anyway.

@@chazsach6594 I hope that might mean that they are considering reinstating the route, however probably another example of failure to communicate, unfortunately.

£30,000 for a Tesla, i doubt it.

Tax money, free electricity is not an option

Why?

@@grimhhch cos there crap and have no sound

No sound isn’t correct as you can add sound with a usb and how is it crap

@@kienbradley6039 If you must you can probably get them with artificial sound

@FlyingMonkies325 it's a shame people dont talk about this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nJrAHt8sri0.html

@FlyingMonkies325 you shill

@FlyingMonkies325 than you have India and African countries who will still be driving petrol cars for another 30 years 😂

DAVOS: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ILMYcPrQkBk.html

Guess you didn’t see the wind turbines and nuclear power plant bit

@@Bentropy88 and where are wind turbines made? Oh yeah, in a factory pumping out fossil fuels.

@@Natty1620 Best answer

Forget that they just need EMP’s not even standard bombs. That’s it and you sit their as you’ve now lost your 40 grand Tesla.

There are currently 12734 public charging locations in the UK (compared to 8300 fuel stations) with over 35327 charging connectors and over 10,000 new being installed every year. Before long most supermarkets and many other places you park will have charging points, so while you shop your car will charge, will actually be easier you won't make a special stop at a fuel station just charge while you are parked somewhere at a fraction of the cost of petrol. China is leading the way on renewables and electric vehicles (last year China installed more solar than the rest of the world has ever installed in total) And has whole mega cities where every bus is electric and every scooter is electric and aiming for most cars.

@@stevetaylor2818 still doesnt help as in this town there are currently 4 !!!! and none near my house so I would need a taxi or bus home while it charges or i need to que for the one in 4 points ? also you do realise in ten years there will be millions of failing car batteries heading for landfill ? As for China installing more solar it still doesnt explain why my sister in Beijing needs to mask up because of smog and somedays schools are closed due to the pollution level.....

@@stevetaylor2818 check this out aqicn.org/map/china/ then scroll out to see the rest of the world wehere the UK as a developed nation is one of the best !!

Stalin's controllers

Worse - Carrie is.

@FlyingMonkies325 Lithium will be one of the most valuable resources on the planet. The fact you dismiss that means you indulge in some very muddy thinking. Nothing else you said even makes sense in this context.

sagittarius. Yes and global warming is hoax, right?

What will change? You just keep running old cars and buying second-hand cars. Second-hand petrol and diesel cars will still be available for many years (2040+) and before long there will be cheap second-hand electric cars available in exactly the same way. (people with money like to waste it regularly buying new, which helps the rest of us that buy second-hand) Except electric cars are a lot cheaper to run: 1/4 the fuel cost and a faction of the service cost!

Hauling in NZ . ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Z22PZrF9r7c.html .2020 haulage. 57 tons. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-peVUjn7oR64.html.. highway haulage..50T ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qQ6oPqtbRqI.html . NZ-Timber trucks 150T ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KGJTw07yRFg.html .. 57T chip hauler . ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YIXoZzfBJK0.html ..200 ton off highway loggers , ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-g-BnwyBK5Hk.html .Classic trucking.39T = 8V92T

I hope you're joking...

Exactly

Why would you need a car? There will be government controlled transport. You won't even need to work, the government will give you food and a nice tiny box house. In fact, if you believe the WEF, you won't own anything. And you'll be happy because they told you so.

Electric cars are more feasible for people living in rural areas as a lot higher percentage have off-road parking and can charge overnight. And Electric cars are already cheaper to own over the life of a car, as so much cheaper to run and service, by 2030 electric cars will also be cheaper to buy as so much simpler to manufacture. If you still can't afford a new car then just buy a second-hand car, either an electric or a cheap second-hand ICE car. It's only new ICE cars that are being banned, there will be many cheap secondhand cars around for many years.

The issue is that the world economic forum has been talking about a great reset. 'Conspiracy theorists' have been talking about how this all ties in with some 'agenda 2030' which lines up perfectly with this video telling us our right to buy petrol will be taken away.

@@ott1186 The right isn’t going away, it’s just becoming less available. If you can find it, you’ll probably be allowed to purchase it. The world has gone through a few different power source transitions in the past. We used to use coal for heat. We used to use whale oil for indoor lighting. We used to use diesel for most motors. Petrol is just adding to the list of power sources we’re moving on from. The world wasn’t majorly changed when we transitioned through the old ones and it still won’t majorly change as we transition to greener energy.

@Freedom from racists read the comment above this. :)

@@rib_rob_personal Lol we still use coal to heat out homes, just not directly. Coal energy ends up in electric cars. Also, never before in the history of mankind, has this transition happened through force rather than the free market. You can actually still buy coal to burn in a hearth. The thing that should worry is you is the lack of freedom. Whether it's right or wrong or if banning so much plastic would be more beneficial to our environment (it would), it's a removal of freedoms. What the World Economic Forum tells us is that 'we will own nothing', so how could I buy anything? What if I just like petrol cars and want to make and sell them? How could you say I am not allowed, but Apple is allowed to through tons of plastic and lithium waste into the ocean? Not allowed? You think this is the correct approach? You don't see the danger of this way of doing things? Why is the local fruit shop which has max 3-5 people at one time not allowed to open because lockdown, but the supermarket which puts people together from all over town is? Stop believing the government so blindly.

Oh my! The times I have heard that over the last 40 years 🙄

Petrol isn't being banned. Just the sale of new petrol cars. You can still run your old motor.

@@DECODEDVFX really, then this video is pointless. thanks for clarification

@@traida111 The video isn’t pointless you just missed the point. XD

Anyone ever seen an electric tractor?

@@ronnieg6358 this law will only apply to cars and vans.

So will all Morden Petrol and diesel cars as all are computerised ignition/engine management systems/starter motors, fuel pumps etc.

Will never work! Imagine a consumer has to choose from: A cut down car, skinny slow corning tires, small noisy engine, no power steering, no air-con, no powerful stereo, or electric heated seats windows etc, 0 to 60 in 30 seconds, top speed 50 mph (to get 100 miles per gallon) large regular service cost, an engine that is only 20% efficient and still burns diminishing fossil fuels polluting our cities and the environment. Or a Tesla, 140 equivalent miles to the gallon, 0 to 60 in 3 seconds, 100 mph+ top speed, 1/4 the running cost per mile and a faction of the service cost, quiet 80% efficient engine, every luxury you can imagine and desire, fully recyclable battery, and can even be fueled from your own free solar, or from the UK grid which is fast becoming renewable (currently 40% and 18% nuclear and planned to be mainly non-fossil fuel by the 2030s) I think electric will win! Plus the additional environmental cost of constructing electric cars is being addressed with simpler battery construction, long-life reusable batteries and recyclable batteries, plus electric motors are so much simpler to build than a combustion engine (1000 parts compared with 10,000), and the cost is rapidly diminishing, so by 2030 electric will be a no brainer! People won't need persuading to go electric they will want EV's The initiative is not to persuade people, but to get the car industry to make enough EVs that the people will be desiring!

@@stevetaylor2818 where you come out with that none sense , fear mongering again , all electric cars have all the bells attached to it , haters hated electric cars , dont like them , then dont complain and cry all day oh the gas went , gas prices should jump as high as 30 dollars , lets see how many people make the switch then lol

The grid only runs anywhere near maximum for around 3 hours per day, most the day is running at half capacity. Yes if all car owners plugged their cars in at exactly the same time the grid would not coup, but that would not happen in the same way we cant all fill our petrol cars at the same time. In reality, we will all want to charge our cars the cheapest way possible (overnight, day time sunny days etc. and plugged in cars will auto charge when cheap. and cheap is when there is plenty of supply, and if you have a 300 mile EV and only drive 50 miles a day, then the car could auto-charge on windy sunny days (cheap day) helping to balance the grid. Or you would choose cheap days to charge (the same way some fuel stations sometimes do deals on a day of the week) and yes a percentage of cars on long journeys will need quick charge now! Plus the Uk is installing massive amounts of new renewable energy but not current decommissioning many fossil fuels power stations so are in fact gaining capacity rapidly

Hmm, it would be quite easy to ramp up the tax on power used to charge a car if they wanted to, so as to compensate for the loss of excise duty + VAT on fuel. Most of the devices used could report the energy used via a third party (everything’s via a ‘third party’ under this regime) and charge it from your bank account. For the time being, they are actually increasing the tax rate per unit energy on fuel soon, when E10 petrol becomes the norm; the energy content will be less, but the excise duty per litre will stay as it is.

Still lovin 5.0 V8

Chav mentality

True

@nobody agreed Give me liberty or give me death