The European Union Is Clear: Petrol and Diesel Cars Will Continue to Circulate Beyond 2035 if They Meet One Condition
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Little by little, the landscape for combustion-engined vehicles is being cleared, especially if they are hybrids.
The car package is due to enter the vote in committee on Wednesday 4 November 2026, early in the afternoon. A validation of the three texts proposed by MEP François Kalfon and the EPP on the question of electrification of the car fleet before the plenary vote in mid-December.
The proponents of a relaxation are also convinced that the future belongs to the electric car. Nevertheless, they want to enable the sale of new burners after 2035 – with exceptions that could significantly slow down the changeover.
The planned burn-out in the EU is facing a possible turnaround. New cars with internal combustion engines could also be registered after 2035 – the first compromise proposals are already on the table.
The rule had to turn the page of new gasoline and diesel engines, and it could eventually leave them a door open, and the vote that counts is approaching.
Europe is considering changes to the ban on combustion engines, with the latest developments opening up even greater scope for hybrid models and vehicles that use clean fuels. More than five years after the announcement that caused shockwaves in the European automotive industry, predicting a complete ban on the sale of new vehicles with internal combustion engines after 2035, Europe now seems to be moving towards a kind of revision of this decis…
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