www.economica.net/emisii-co2-auto-2035-relaxare-ue

The European Parliament's ENVI committee voted to ease CO₂ emission targets for new cars, allowing a reduction of 87.5% by 2035. This decision follows an agreement among major political groups to permit compensation through low-carbon steel. If approved in plenary, manufacturers could continue selling internal combustion engine vehicles post-2035. The vote reflects concerns over competitiveness amid rising competition from Chinese automakers and uneven electric vehicle adoption. Additionally, the committee proposed changes to emission reduction targets for vans and introduced flexibility in calculating average emissions. The plenary vote in December will determine the final legislative stance.