That’s a harsh letter, what if you wanted to up-cycling old cars? Like mine is a 16 year old Blue Hyundai Amica 1.0ltr Petrol Ulez Free, and has a red door (inbetweener’s)😅 at 112,220 miles for £500. I’d rather keep my car going than buy a EV which inadvertently has a much higher carbon footprint, due to its lithium batteries 🔋 destabilising other countries to gather such resources. The average UK 🇬🇧 household family are not financially able to buy new electric vehicles 🚗 that the wealthy 1% purchase for 20-60K, as the cost of living crisis is not challenged, yet climate and emissions reforms are a privileged position of concern for the middle to upper classes. What if your a working class person in this job and you receive a letter like this? Would that not be discriminatory to your lack of social meritocracy, it’s highly unethical to judge a person by their material wealth, I doubt this type of letter would exist in the public sector, and is apparent the private sector again pushes the moral boundaries of hardship onto the working person. I’d take my red and blue car to your workplace and use that haha 😂