The planned ban on the sale of new combustion engine cars in the EU from 2035 is sparking heated debates – supporters call it a historic step toward climate neutrality, while opponents see it as a technocratic experiment detached from reality. Meanwhile, gas station networks, instead of winding down operations, are investing in expansion, which for many is a sign that oil and gasoline will not disappear overnight. Critics point to the still sluggish pace of charging infrastructure development, as well as problems with battery recycling and lifespan. Conspiracy theories claim the ban is a tool to control mobility, with the elite having their own loopholes. Will 2035 mark a green revolution or just another political illusion?
Category: Economy
The “Economy” category features polls focused on current economic issues and transport-related matters. Topics include inflation, fuel prices, cost of living, labour market, transport infrastructure, logistics and policy decisions at national and international level. The surveys reflect public sentiment and user assessments of ongoing economic developments.





