Multiple outlets report that Prime Minister Keir Starmer overrules Ed Miliband regarding United Kingdom electric vehicle (EV) sales targets. Coverage includes the BBC description of the decision as an overrule and notes wider political debate around whether EV regulations should be changed. The Times reports that there is concern the rules could be weakened further and points to discussion of the potential climate and CO2 impact of any adjustments. The Guardian also highlights that EV-related policy is under scrutiny, including references to the environmental implications of current settings. Other coverage states the Treasury does not plan to fast-track a review of the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate, even as stakeholders call for reassessing the mandate and the charging infrastructure needed to support decarbonisation. AM-online and Business Motoring frame the issue as requiring review of both the ZEV mandate and charging provision to support the UK’s decarbonisation pathway. Taken together, the reports describe a policy shift led by the Prime Minister and an ongoing policy and infrastructure review debate across government and industry.