Franța și Germania au ajuns la un acord asupra viitorului unei industrii auto „made in Europe”

Paris and Berlin have reached a compromise on automotive regulations, balancing market protection with relaxed climate goals for 2035. France agreed to additional concessions on CO2 emissions, while Germany accepted stricter definitions for European production preferences. This agreement aims to advance EU legislation on automobiles and ensure a strong automotive industry in Europe. Manufacturers will need to reduce CO2 emissions by 90% by 2035, with no compensation required for the remaining 10%. Germany supports stricter European preferences for strategic sectors receiving public funding, focusing on local production.