Whether the UK government achieves its goal of zero emissions motoring by 2030 or not relies on three I’s – investment, incentives and infrastructure. With patchy progress to date and time fast running out, the inaugural SMMT Electrified conference brought together automotive manufacturers, ministers and key stakeholders to discuss the requirements for delivering a net zero transport system fit for the future.
A significant part of the UK government’s strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is the demanding target it has set for the automotive industry. As Mike Hawes, CEO of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), explained: “It is a more onerous target than has been set for any other industry in this country. Tougher…
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