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Germany, France Agree to Relax EU Combustion Engine CO2 Targets

Germany and France have agreed to lower the EU's CO2 reduction target for new cars from 100% to 90% by 2035, removing the need for additional compensatory measures. This marks a policy reversal from the previously agreed 100% target, signaling a softening of EU climate ambitions for the automotive sector. The agreement could reshape EU-wide emissions regulations and impact automaker compliance strategies.

Die Presseabout 2 hours agoDE, FRCredibility 29%View source

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#eu #automotive #co2-emissions #climate-policy #combustion-engine #regulation

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developingGeopoliticsTrade1h ago

Franco-German Compromise Reshapes EU Automotive Policy, Easing 2035 Climate Targets

France and Germany have reached a bilateral agreement to revise EU automotive policy, specifically easing the 2035 combustion engine ban and adjusting CO2 reduction targets. This compromise also includes a 'Made in Europe' initiative aimed at countering Chinese imports. While the agreement is confirmed, specific implementation details and formal EU approval remain unclear.

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