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The Future Of Automotive Technology Is Now In The Hands Of Electric Or Biofuels Vehicles, The Age Of Gasoline Is Coming To An End In Some Countries Soon
A bill in Brazil and other countries prohibits gasoline-powered vehicles, and manufacturers say it is unfeasible. The Federal Senate’s CCJ approved, on February 12 of this year, a bill that prohibits the sale of gasoline and diesel-powered vehicles, and the project will start on January 1, 2030, for the inclusion of electric cars.
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There will be some exceptions, such as classic cars, official and diplomatic vehicles, or cars of foreign visitors that will be able to circulate on the streets of Brazil, even if powered by gasoline.
European Union Aims To Advance The Prohibition Of Gasoline-Powered Cars To Mid-2025
The future of the automotive industry is undoubtedly innovation with electric cars, and there are already movements by authorities around the world, in various countries, to make this happen as soon as possible. The European continent, where electric cars are well established, is likely to be the first to completely cease the operation of gasoline or diesel-powered cars, and this is expected to occur soon.
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Is Amazon becoming a “global post office”? Big Tech opens its logistics to any company, puts more than 100 planes and warehouses on the market, and makes UPS and FedEx lose about 10% on the stock market by raising the delivery dispute to a new level.
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Buenos Aires began construction in February 2026 on a ring-shaped bridge with a diameter of 140 meters, a 540-meter tunnel, and a viewpoint with panoramic views of the planes — and the deadline is just 20 months.
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Amazon opens its powerful logistics structure to third-party companies and transforms freight, import, inventory, and deliveries into a new global bet.
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After 16 years and almost 600 prototypes, a Chinese inventor unveils the world’s smallest and cheapest manned jet, at just 3.80 meters long and costing US$7.2 thousand in materials.
AGVES Establishes New Standards For Electric Cars In Europe Regarding Euro 7
According to the German newspaper Bild, experts from the AGVES group have established new suggestions for the Euro 7 standard, which aims for a change in legislation regarding electric cars in Europe in 2025. After these changes, it is certain that there will no longer be gasoline or diesel-powered cars operating in the region.
Standards Still Under Debate, But Motivated By The Goals For The Paris Agreement
The new standards are still under debate in some countries, but there is already a certain ambition on the part of compliance with goals in favor of the Paris Agreement. It is known that Europe is expected to be the first continent to abolish the use of gasoline-powered cars.
However, it is known that some entities from certain countries contest these changes, such as the VDA, which is the German Association of the Automotive Industry.
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