18-29 years old consumer opinion on when no new ICE vehicles will be sold

34 percent of respondents between 18 and 29 years old thought that no new internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles would be sold in their country by 2030, while 46 percent would like there to be no further ICE sales by that same year. Only 10 percent of participants reported they would like ICE sales to never stop. This contrasts with consumers' opinion across age range. 17 percent of the total respondents mentioned they would not like for the sale of ICE to come to an end in their country.

Opinion of consumers between 18 and 29 years old on the year when new internal combustion engine vehicles will not be sold in their country, as of July 2021

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Release date

January 2022

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Region

Worldwide

Survey time period

July 2021

Number of respondents

23,691 respondents

Method of interview

Online survey

Supplementary notes

Online survey questions: "When do you think that no new internal combustion engine vehicles will be sold in your country?" and "When would you like to have no new internal combustion engine vehicles sold in your country?"

This data set includes responses from 1,008 participants in Belgium, 1,010 participants in Brazil, 1,020 participants in Canada, 1,014 participants in China, 1,014 participants in France, 1,005 participants in Germany, 1,003 participants in India, 1,016 participants in Indonesia, 1,381 participants in Israel, 1,015 participants in Italy, 1,018 participants in Japan, 1,011 participants in the Netherlands, 1,053 participants in Norway, 1,005 participants in Russia, 1,008 participants in Saudi Arabia, 1,018 participants in Singapore, 1,012 participants in South Korea, 1,012 participants in Spain, 1,017 participants in Sweden, 1,025 participants in Thailand, 1,013 participants in the United Arab Emirates, 1,000 participants in the United Kingdom

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