US EditionA. Danko Criticizes the EU for Requiring that Cars with Combustion Engines Must Be Modified After 2035
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A. Danko criticizes the EU for requiring that cars with combustion engines must be modified after 2035
Bratislava/Brussels – Cars with combustion engines will stop being produced in the EU after 2035, and those versions that go on sale will have to be specially modified. So it is not true that the ban on combustion engines has been lifted. This was stated on Thursday by the Deputy Speaker of Parliament and head of the Slovak National Party (SNS) Andrej Danko in response to the package of measures for the automotive industry presented by the Europ…
On 16 December 2025, the European Union officially changed its position on thermal cars. While Brussels had so far foreseen a total ban on the sale of new thermal cars from 2035 onwards, the European institutions had taken a change of course.This decision, much awaited by the manufacturers, was challenging the maps of the thermal engine's exit schedule, while maintaining a revised climate target.A profoundly revised climate objective The decisio…
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