Sales of new petrol and diesel vehicles will be banned from the UK within just years under a new Labour policy.

New petrol and diesel car ban rules come into effect at the end of the decade, with the future of fuel stations under threat.

Labour's ban on the sale of brand new petrol and diesel cars is set to be rolled out in a matter of years.

UK motorists do not believe that plans to ban petrol and diesel combustion vehicles in the next five years will actually go ahead.

Petrol and diesel drivers are set to feel the sting with new rules set to ban certain vehicles on the way in less than five years.

Hundreds of thousands of car owners in the UK may have to pay more to use the roads after the introduction of major 2030 petrol and diesel car ban rules.

Labour has just confirmed the UK's petrol and diesel car ban will go ahead with Wheeler Dealers star Mike Brewer previously weighing in on the issue.

As the Government brings the ban on new petrol models forward to 2030, one UK car brand has vowed to continue fitting engines to models long after the deadline.

EXCLUSIVE: Second-hand used car prices could rise from the end of the decade as Labour's car ban rule has an impact on costs.

Petrol and diesel car ban rules have been confirmed, with van manufacturers allowed a five-year extension until 2035.

A number of famous UK car companies will be exempt from the planned ban on new petrol and diesel cars by 2030 in a bid to protect the automotive industry.