EU to propose giving automakers 3 years to meet CO2 targets
EU Commission plans to give car makers more time to meet CO2-targets
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed granting car manufacturers more time to comply with stricter climate targets on Monday, as the sector struggles with disappointing electric vehicle sales and competition from outside the bloc.
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The European Commission will uphold its 2035 ban on petrol cars but allow flexibility over the next three years in how carmakers meet stricter CO₂ emission targets entering into force this year, ...
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