EU legislation prohibits the sale of fuel vehicles from 2035. Why?

The European Union has passed a legislative proposal to ban the sale of fuel vehicles from 2035. If this bill is unanimously passed by EU member states, it will mean that the era of fuel vehicles in Europe, which has lasted for more than 100 years, will be completely ended. Many netizens say that it has something to do with the recent surge in oil prices, but it cannot be said that it has nothing to do with it, but this is not the main reason. Then, the EU decided to ban the sale of fuel-efficient cars. Why?

First of all, because of the future development direction and votes in Europe, environmental protection has become the biggest policy in Europe in recent years, whether it is environmental protection girls or young law enforcers. Environmental protection is influencing the development of the EU through public opinion, and the EU is using environmental protection to manipulate public opinion. During this period, there are countless votes and interests in the game. Therefore, for the sake of interests, the European Union will decide to introduce a bill prohibiting the sale of fuel vehicles from 2035.

Secondly, in order to enhance the European Union's voice in the world and increase its competitive chips with the United States, what fuel vehicles need most is oil and global oil, which is actually firmly tied with the United States. In addition, some EU countries have no plans to import oil from Russia now, hmm. The United States now has two most powerful things, one is powerful comprehensive strength, and the other is oil. Internationally, if you want to buy oil, you must settle it in dollars. Moreover, if some factories get dollars again, they will use dollars to buy American bonds for investment. In this way, money will flow back to the United States. Therefore, in order to compete with the United States, the European Union decided to abandon the use of fuel vehicles and seek new energy sources that can replace oil.

Finally, due to the soaring energy prices, many people can't afford to drive fuel cars, so if oil prices continue to rise, it will definitely have a major impact on some countries in the European Union. If the EU can successfully pass this plan this time, it will accelerate the dependence on traditional energy sources and explore new energy sources, which is also good for some emerging industries.