EU car lobby aims for 2-year delay of 2025 emissions targets

Vehicles on the road in Europe Arc 2024 — Average CO2 emissions from all new cars registered in Europe in 2023 decrease 1.4 percent to 106.6 g/km, according to data from the European Environment Agency. (BLOOMBERG)

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Bloomberg

September 13, 2024 08:02 AM

The European Union should use emergency regulation to delay its 2025 emissions targets for automakers by two years, according to a draft proposition from the industry lobby seen by Bloomberg.

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