France and Germany Strike Deal to Boost Europe's Struggling Car Industry
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France and Germany reached an agreement on Friday (16) to improve the rules proposed by the European Union on vehicle emissions and pave the way for the United Kingdom to be treated as a trusted partner in the framework of the EU-made-in-EU block rules. The European Commission last year proposed that assemblers reduce CO2 emissions by 90% compared to 2021 levels by 2035, with the remaining 10% compensated by measures such as the use of low carbo…
France and Germany strike deal to boost Europe's struggling car industry
France and Germany have agreed a deal to safeguard Europe's automobile industry and stave off fierce competition from Chinese electric car companies. The agreement also opens the door for the United Kingdom to be treated as a trusted partner under "Made in EU" rules.
France and Germany agreed on Friday to relax proposed European rules on car emissions, paving the way for Britain to join the Made in EU framework as a reliable trading partner. The joint proposal of the two largest economies of the European Union foresees changes in the way [...] The post France and Germany change the rules on cars — “Window” for Britain to enter Made in EU appeared first on IEIDiseis.
France and Germany support the inclusion of Great Britain in the "Made in Europe for the car industry" programme. Only London should align with the policy...
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