Which car brands 
			will be fully electric and when?
		
		
			The world is gradually 
			moving towards electric cars. This is due to the policies of many 
			countries aimed at reducing the harmful impact on the environment 
			and, as a result, banning the use of fossil fuel vehicles. Most car 
			companies are investing in an industrial transition planned for the 
			next 10 to 20 years. Below is a list of brands that are heading 
			towards converting production to electric vehicles. And already 
			today, the supply of new and 
			
			used electric cars on the market is 
			growing day by day, at an incredible pace.
			Alfa romeo
		
			Italian Alfa Romeo, which 
			is owned by automaker Stellantis, has announced that it will sell 
			electric vehicles from 2027 in North America, Europe and China. 
			Stellantis will invest $ 47 billion in battery-powered vehicles by 
			2025.
			Audi
		
			The development of the 
			internal combustion engine will gradually be completed by 2033. 
			Hybrid, gasoline and diesel vehicles produced until 2026 will be on 
			sale until the early 2030s. From 2026, all new models of Audi, which 
			belongs to the Volkswagen Group, will be electric.
			Bentley
		
			Another company, which is 
			part of the Volkswagen Group, plans to phase out internal combustion 
			engines by 2026, leaving plug-in hybrids and battery cars. The 
			release of the first electric vehicle was announced for 2025. Two 
			hybrids are already on sale and the third will become available in 
			2023. Full transition to electric is planned for 2030.
			Fiat
		
			Fiat CEO Olivier François 
			said the final switch to electric would take place between 2025 and 
			2030. The company, which is owned by Stellantis, will produce 
			exclusively electric vehicles for the rest of this decade.
			Ford
		
			The American company Ford 
			Motor, together with its Korean partner SK Innovation, will build 
			and open three battery and one electrical assembly plant in the 
			United States by 2025. Passenger cars for the European market will 
			become fully electric by 2030.
			General motors
		
			The company, which owns 
			Buick, Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac, will finally switch to electric by 
			2035. Carbon neutrality is planned for 2040.
			Honda
		
			The Japanese company 
			expects 40% of electric and hydrogen car sales by 2030 and 80% by 
			2035. All-electric models will be sold in North America, Japan and 
			China until 2040.
			Hyundai
		
			The Hyundai Group, which 
			includes Kia, is focusing on hydrogen cars - fuel cell electric 
			vehicles. All commercial vehicle models will be hydrogen-powered by 
			2028. The selection of accumulator cars will gradually expand in the 
			USA, Europe and China. The full transition to the electric motor 
			will take place before 2040.
			Jaguar
		
			UK-based Jaguar will go 
			all-electric from 2025. Jaguar Land Rover promises zero carbon 
			emissions by 2039. The Land Rover electric vehicle is slated to 
			launch in 2024.
			Mercedes-Benz
		
			The German company, which 
			is owned by Daimler, will switch to electric before the end of the 
			decade. The plan is to increase the production of battery cars and 
			plug-in hybrids to account for 50% of global sales by 2025.
			Mini
		
			The brand from BMW will 
			launch the last car with an internal combustion engine in 2025. 
			Until 2030, only electric vehicles will be produced.
			Nissan
		
			The Japanese company, 
			which is part of the Renault Nissan Mitsubishi alliance, will 
			produce exclusively electric cars for Japan, China, the United 
			States and Europe until the early 2030s. By 2050, the manufacturer 
			will be carbon neutral.
			Renault
		
			The French company has 
			dropped the ban on hybrid sales from 2035. However, Renault has said 
			that 90% of its models will be battery-powered EVs by 2030.
			Rolls-royce
		
			The luxury Rolls-Royce, 
			which is owned by BMW, will produce exclusively electric vehicles by 
			2030. The first all-electric vehicle will be unveiled at the end of 
			2023.
			Toyota
		
			The Japanese company is 
			working to reduce air emissions by 2050. Basically, the manufacturer 
			is focused on the development of hydrogen cars.
			Volkswagen
		
			The German company will 
			exclusively sell electric vehicles in Europe until 2035. Following 
			the European market, the sale of cars with internal combustion 
			engines will be discontinued in the United States and China. Carbon 
			neutrality is planned to be achieved by 2050.
			Volvo
		
			The company aims to ensure that by 2025 approximately 50% of Volvo's 
			global car sales will be battery-powered and the other 50% hybrid. 
			Only electric vehicles will remain in production until 2030.