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With The Increase Of Decarbonization Policies, Automotive Companies Are Increasingly Investing In Renewable Energy Technologies And Electric Cars
In the global context of increasing decarbonization policies and combating climate change, several traditional automotive manufacturers are investing in renewable energy generation technologies and the electrification of electric cars. Brands like Volkswagen, Audi, Nissan, Renault, and Honda have recently announced their plans to meet the demand for sustainable policies in the future.
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Automotive Sector And Sustainable Policies
Volkswagen announced that it will invest around 16 billion euros in future electric, hybrid, and digital trends by 2025 in its vehicles. The company plans to increase its market share to more than 70% of all electric car deliveries in Europe by 2030. During the same period, the brand’s goal is to capture more than 50% of the electric vehicle market in the United States and China.
Audi has committed to being fully carbon neutral by 2050. By 2025, the goal is to reduce emissions by 30% and launch 30 electric car models worldwide. In Brazil, the Audi e-tron was the leader in the electric vehicle segment in 2020.
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Nissan has announced the goal of achieving carbon neutrality in all of the company’s operations and product life cycles by 2050. According to the company, by the early 2030s, all new vehicles sold in major markets will be electric cars.
Renault believes that the electric vehicle market in Brazil is still very new and emphasizes its ability to meet demand.
Finally, Honda, another manufacturer whose global goal is to be carbon neutral by 2050, aims to achieve this through continuous innovation and the development of electric cars.
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