Today, California makes a decision to end the sale of fossil fuel cars by 2035.

With that decision, CARB (California Air Resources Board) will confirm previous announcements that California stands out as a leader in the US when it comes to electrifying the vehicle fleet, and thus reducing gas emissions.

With that decision, CARB (California Air Resources Board) will confirm previous announcements that California stands out as a leader in the US when it comes to electrifying the vehicle fleet, and thus reducing gas emissions.

According to this law, which takes into account the current weight of 12 percent of electric cars, the requirement is set that by 2026 the share of electric cars on sale will be 35 percent, and by 2030 even 68 percent.

With this decision, California stands alongside European countries that are imposing the ban as early as 2030.

American media emphasize that this decision will benefit Tesla, as well as a number of electric car manufacturers that are present in California.

New information shows that eleven more countries have expressed interest in introducing a ban on the sale of new fossil fuel cars.