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Louise Haigh is expected to approve reducing the UK’s 2030 zero-emission vehicle sales target from 80% to about 60%, while extending compliance flexibilities to 2034, after a government meeting this week. The move would ease pressure on carmakers, which say current targets are out of reach, but has alarmed Labour MPs, climate campaigners and charging-industry representatives, who warn it could undermine emissions goals and investment. The government says no decision has been made and maintains its commitments to end sales of new petrol- and diesel-only cars by 2030 and reach 100% zero-emission new car and van sales by 2035.
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