A number of European car manufacturers and their suppliers are preparing to give new life to fuel-engine vehicles in anticipation of the EU's withdrawal of its planned ban on fuel-powered vehicle technology. Sources said that parts manufacturers have been notified by car companies that they need to prepare to continue promoting non-electric vehicle models for the European market after the EU's 2035 deadline. An automobile manufacturer's product plan needs to be drawn up a few years before the model leaves the factory, involving an investment of several billion euros to plan the relevant plans.

A number of European car manufacturers and their suppliers are preparing to give new life to fuel-engine vehicles in anticipation of the EU's withdrawal of its planned ban on fuel-powered vehicle technology. Sources said that parts manufacturers have been notified by car companies that they need to prepare to continue promoting non-electric vehicle models for the European market after the EU's 2035 deadline. An automobile manufacturer's product plan needs to be drawn up a few years before the model leaves the factory, involving an investment of several billion euros to plan the relevant plans.