Europe's automakers will not challenge 2035 fossil-fuel car ban, industry group says

EV charging — The EU's fossil fuels ban for cars aims to reduce CO2 emissions and shift personal transport to EVs. (Ralph Orlowski/REUTERS)

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Reuters

February 27, 2024 06:06 AM

Europe's automakers will not challenge the European Union's decision to effectively ban fossil-fuel vehicles as of 2035 no matter who wins this year's European parliamentary elections, the head of the continent's auto industry group said.

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