Acord crucial între Franța și Germania, pentru relansarea industriei auto europene. Normele privind emisiile de carbon au fost relaxate

France and Germany have reached an agreement to protect the struggling European automotive industry, addressing controversial emission topics and promoting local production. President Macron emphasized the commitment to reduce carbon emissions and develop electric vehicles in Europe. The deal includes relaxed EU emission rules and recognizes UK-made cars as 'made in Europe'. It aims for a flexible decarbonization path with incentives for investment and resilient supply chains. The agreement also removes the requirement for manufacturers to offset remaining emissions, allowing renewable fuel vehicles to be classified as 'zero emissions'.