Compromis între Franța și Germania pentru salvarea industriei auto europene. Producția de mașini pe benzină și motorină poate continua după 2035

Berlin and Paris have agreed on a joint plan to revise EU climate requirements for new cars, allowing a 90% reduction in CO2 emissions by 2035. This compromise permits the continued sale of new gasoline and diesel vehicles, provided they meet average emissions standards. The plan eliminates the need to offset the remaining 10% of emissions, while Germany supports stricter rules for local production. The aim is to protect jobs and maintain competitiveness against increasing Chinese automotive presence. However, this is a preliminary agreement that requires approval from other EU member states and the European Parliament.