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Mazda is keen to continue using combustion engines, especially to extend the range of its EVs
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Thomson spoke of the government’s “entirely pragmatic” decision to postpone the 2030 ban
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The 2035 ICE ban pushback is a “relief” for car buyers, according to Mazda’s UK boss, who called the government’s decision “entirely pragmatic”.
Jeremy Thomson told Autocar he was confident the five-year postponement will not change the pace at which electric cars are bought; the added time will be used as an extended transitional period and allow even more people to make the jump.
He said: “This change [to EVs] will come at a certain pace but it has to be measured.
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