This dissertation proposal outlines a study to explore the electric vehicle (EV) industry in the UK, focusing on its impact on reducing pollution levels. The introduction highlights the global concern of rising pollution and the shift towards EVs in developed nations like the UK. It emphasizes the importance of EVs in the UK auto industry, despite existing challenges such as battery life and charging infrastructure. The proposal aims to identify the impact of EVs in reducing pollution, using the UK auto industry as a case study. The literature review covers global warming, the impact of EVs on the atmosphere, and the concept and advantages of electric cars. It also examines the UK EV market, including government initiatives, market share, and infrastructure. The study will address research questions regarding the advantages and disadvantages of EVs and strategies to increase EV adoption in the UK. The proposal concludes with a discussion of the benefits of EVs, including reduced emissions, lower running costs, and low maintenance requirements. The study will provide insights into the future of EVs in the UK and their role in sustainable transportation.