A new report from the European Federation for Transport and Environment warns that European cities could lose 14% of their parking spaces by 2040. This decline is attributed to the increasing size of new vehicles, particularly the rising popularity of Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs). SUVs occupy a significantly larger footprint than traditional cars, reducing the overall parking capacity in urban areas. The report highlights a trend where SUV sales are dominating the market, exacerbating the problem. This reduction in parking spaces could lead to increased congestion and challenges for city planners. The study underscores the need for cities to adapt to the changing vehicle landscape and potentially rethink parking infrastructure.