Burner Off: EU Parliament Finds Compromise on CO2 Targets
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In fact, from 2035 onwards, no more burners should be sold in the EU. However, there is much criticism of the so-called burner-out. Now, according to reports, a preliminary agreement has been reached between political groups in the European Parliament.
The exit from the combustion engine starting in 2035 is approaching: the political groups in the EU Parliament seem to agree on weakened CO2 fleet targets for new cars.
In 2035 it was supposed to be over with combustion engines for new cars in the EU. In the meantime, however, it looks as if the complete combustion engine could tip off. The negotiators of the factions in the EU Parliament have already agreed. By J.-M. Magro.
In the EU Parliament there is signs of a loosening of the combustion engine. New cars with internal combustion engine and hybrid drive are expected to be sold after 2035.
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