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After 2035, thermal engine vehicles could be sold in Europe as 'zero-emission' if they run on renewable fuels, according to a proposal supported by the European Parliament's Environment Committee. This decision is not final and requires further approval. The current legislation mandates a 100% reduction in CO₂ emissions for new cars by 2035, effectively banning gasoline and diesel engines. The new category of vehicles, VEEF, would include those using eligible fuels exclusively, but technical criteria are still pending. Concerns remain about the environmental impact of renewable fuels and their availability. The proposal is seen as a pivotal moment for the European automotive industry, but flexibility is still limited, and negotiations with member states are ongoing.