European Union rolls again petrol automobile ban | EUROtoday

The European Union has proposed adjustments to a 2023 regulation that successfully banned the sale of latest inside combustion engine vehicles from 2035. Instead of reducing CO2 emissions by 100% from 2021 ranges, carmakers could be required to cut back them by 90%, which means a small-scale manufacturing of petrol or hybrid vehicles might proceed. The auto trade and a few member states have been lobbying laborious to get the principles relaxed within the face of sluggish market development for EVs. President at Joint European Disruptive Initiative, André Loesekrug-Petri, shares his insights.
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