US EditionEU adopts CO2 targets reprieve for car industry
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The Council of the European Union has approved the relaxation of the CO2 fleet limits for car manufacturers. This had already been approved by the European Parliament. This now officially means that manufacturers are not required to comply with the individually calculated CO2 limits this year. Instead, averages will be calculated for this year and the following two years. "The amended regulation stipulates that compliance with the specific emiss…
EU adopts CO2 targets reprieve for car industry
Brussels, Belgium (AFP) May 27, 2025 EU countries gave final approval on Tuesday to a reprieve for European carmakers over new emission targets, as they seek to balance climate goals with support for a struggling key industry. Starting this year, the European Union is cutting the average carbon emissions that new vehicles sold in the 27-country bloc are permitted to produce, with steep fines if auto manufacturers fail to comply
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