EVP Plant Change Change: Is the end of the burner ban?
EVP Plant Change Change: Is the end of the burner ban?
Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - The pressure on the future burner ban in the EU is growing: Mag. Roman Haider from the FPÖ calls for an immediate exit from this "unfortunate" regulation. According to Haider, the ban has brought the European automotive industry to the edge of the abyss, and the associated emission savings measures are hardly important from a global point of view. "The massive problems of European carmakers are largely homemade," complains Haider and also points out that the high energy prices and strict emissions regulations of the EU are heavily burdened by the business. according to OTS even leads to overproductions in electric cars that hardly find any sales on the market.
EVP suggests loosening
In the middle of these controversy, the European People's Party (EPP) wants to soften the planned ban on combustion engines. In a new position paper, the EPP calls for the lifting of the sales ban for CO2-emitting cars from 2035. In the future, vehicles will also be allowed to remain on the market with biofuels and alternative fuel. This requirement comes at a critical time, since the European automotive industry is under pressure, in particular through weak sales of electric vehicles and the competition from China, as reports the pressIn addition, the EPP suggests moving the CO2 limit values for 2025 and checking a milder calculation to comply with the regulations for car manufacturers. These suggestions could enable the automotive industry to better adapt to the upcoming challenges and to alleviate the existing problems in the sales sector. A way to the way out of the current situation is in demand, and both sides of the debate seem to realize that changes are necessary.
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