Paris plans to ban internal combustion vehicles to reduce pollution by 2030

The elimination of internal combustion engine vehicles seems to have become a general trend, and many countries, including China, are considering relevant measures

The French government stated in a statement that the authorities had previously planned to completely stop the sale of gasoline and diesel vehicles in 2040, and that achieving this goal requires accelerated elimination in large cities

Christophe Najdovski, Paris’s deputy mayor for transportation, told Radio France: “This is a long-term plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

In 2024, when France is hosting the Summer Olympics, diesel vehicles will withdraw from Paris

Previously, the French government has been criticized for setting up car-free zones, car-free days, and fines for drivers who have driven vehicles in the urban area for more than 20 years

According to 2016 data from the automotive industry publication "Argus", France's 66 million people have approximately 32 million family cars