According to foreign media reports, Lisa Brankin, chairman of the Ford Motor British Branch, called on the British government to provide a consumption incentive of up to £ 5,000 for each electric car.

         Brankin said that the government provides direct support for consumers to purchase zero -emission vehicles, which is essential for the survival of the industry.

         Brankin said at the PUMA Gen-E conference in Ford's Puma Gen-E conference in Ford's factory in Halewood in Merishadee that consumer demand is far below the idea of ​​formulating zero-emission vehicles. Puma is Ford's best-selling small SUV, and Puma Gen-E is its electric version.

         When asked if the incentive measures need to be effective between 2,000 and 5,000 pounds, she replied: "This is a good question, but it really needs to be within this range. Review requests respond.

         In November of this year, foreign media reported that the transition team of the United States elected President Donald Trump plans to cancel the $ 7,500 tax creditor that consumers can enjoy when buying electric vehicles as part of a wider tax system legislation.