EV Incentives to Be Discussed in the EU – German Chancellor Follows Concerns From Japan
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This website is from Cedarnews.net. To learn more about the latest news and developments, we are here. [Berlin, Kyodo] German Chancellor Merz said on the 30th that he "takes very seriously" the concerns of Japan and other countries regarding the preferential treatment for European-made electric vehicles (EVs) being considered by the European Union (EU). He stated that he would "take these concerns back to Brussels as well as Berlin," indicating …
[Josei Jishin] According to reports, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi appealed to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who was visiting Japan, saying, "Please do not exclude Japanese electric vehicles (EVs) from the European Union's (EU) preferential treatment." "She reportedly mentioned this during their meeting on October 28. The EU has a policy to protect electric vehicles manufactured within the bloc, and electric vehicles that use a cert…
Toyota Motor Corporation announced on the 29th that, regarding the European Union's (EU) consideration of preferential treatment for European-made electric vehicles (EVs), President Kenta Kon requested that German Chancellor Merz, who was visiting Japan, treat cars produced in Japan on the same level as EU-made cars.
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