China's Hainan island Province Plans Ban On Sale of Gasoline Cars

24 Aug 2022 | Abstracted from AP News

"Hainan aims to have electric vehicles account for 45% of its vehicles by 2030, the plan said. It said cities would develop 'zero-emissions zones' where fossil fuel-powered vehicles would be banned."

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