A powerful group of EU lawmakers wants to revise the bloc’s ban on combustion cars that’s due to come into force in 2035. The European People's Party supports an exemption for e-fuels, Reuters reports. Sales of CO2-producing cars are due to end in 2035 under the terms of a policy agreed last year.
Related: E-Fuels Could Pollute Five Times More Than EVs If EU Rules Are Relaxed Under the terms of an EU law passed last year, no CO2-producing passenger vehicles can be sold after 2035, a ruling that effectively means no more petrol or diesel cars. But the European Commission, as a result of pressure applied by Germany and its car industry, has already agreed to allow the sale of new cars that run on e-fuels, so it’s not clear what further concessions the EPP hopes to achieve.
Car Car Latest News, Car Car Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Source: komonews - 🏆 272. / 63 Read more »