Taking Action for a Clean and Competitive Automotive Sector

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The Automotive Package presented by the European Union marks a turning point, but it does not resolve the critical situation facing the sector. This is the view shared by business associations and motor industry spokespeople, who value positively the measures adopted last Tuesday by the EU, although they believe that they could have been more ambitious to clarify the future of European automotive. Perhaps for this reason, investors have not supp…

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The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) has pointed out that "with the publication of the package of measures for the automotive sector," the European Commission has taken "a first step" to create a more pragmatic and flexible way to align decarbonisation with the objectives of competitiveness and resilience, although it has failed to make the measures "more decisive." "Today's proposals rightly recognize the need for greater fl…

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ADAC [Newsroom]Munich (ots) - The ADAC welcomes the fact that the EU Commission wants to deviate from the strict fleet regulation and allow a certain openness to other technologies. With the adaptation of the target values it could be possible to ... Continue reading here...Original content of: ADAC, transmitted by news aktuell

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The European Commission presented this week the Automotive Package to support the industry’s efforts in the transition to clean mobility. It is a package of measures that maintains a strong market signal for zero-emission vehicles, while giving the sector greater flexibility to achieve CO2 targets and supports vehicles and batteries manufactured in the European Union. The European Commission’s Automotive Package encourages the transition to clea…

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The EU Commission has presented measures to support the automotive sector in the transition to clean mobility. François Bausch sees the danger that Europe will now be "completely abandoned."