France and Germany Close to Compromise on "Made in Europe"
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Barely do Chancellor Merz and French President Macron find a common line to protect industry, the EU Parliament tangles: Conservative MEPs from Germany threaten to reject new regulations.
Germany and France want to ease the CO2 requirements for new cars more than the EU Commission. Berlin is giving in to "Made in EU" for this.
It is the central power game for the future of European automobile construction: France and Germany are heading for a possible compromise in the autumn of 2026. Not only is the EU's controversial emission rules for vehicles being negotiated – for the first time, the separate "Made in Europe" policy is also brought into play and directly linked to the CO2 targets. Two [...] The post France and Germany: Compromise on EU car rules in sight appeared…
The negotiations bring to the same table two issues that have divided Paris and Berlin.
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