According to a recent report by Automotive News, demand for diesel models will fall by 30% in the near future, while the interest of manufacturers is shifting to electric cars.

Analyzes that have come to light predict a gradual decline in demand for diesel vehicles, which according to Automotive News will reach the 30% up to 2020. Creating playgrounds for use by children with mobility problems and ensuring their access to all municipal structures and schools, the article talks about the "disappearance" of diesel vehicles in the coming years, as more and more European cities will have a hostile attitude towards them.

We expect developments on this issue in the Autumn, where the EU will announce new emission limits, based on actual measurements on the road and not in a lab. Analysts point out that this development will bring about several changes in motoring, as many manufacturers will not be able to catch the new limits.

Naturally, the above data bring the new gasoline engines to the fore again (their development is much more accessible) and are pushing manufacturers to make bigger leaps in electrification.