Paris and Berlin Give Way to Burners – Also Deal on "Made in EU" Appears to Be

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Germany is working to ensure that new cars with combustion technology can continue to be registered. France's President Macron has so far blocked himself - a deal is now emerging.

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Germany's Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz and France's President Emmanuel Macron seem to have agreed on a common line that should give combustion engines more room for manoeuvre beyond the year 2035. In return, Europe should protect its own car industry more strongly from competition from China.

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The combustion process seems to be softened even further in the EU. Germany and Frankreih are said to have agreed on this.

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Berlin and Paris have agreed on the softening of the burner ban. This should open the way at EU level. However, the deal has a price for Berlin.