💨 Abstract

The European Union has proposed easing its ban on internal combustion engine cars by 2035, reducing the required emissions cut from 100% to 90%. This allows for some cars with internal combustion engines, provided they are offset by low-carbon steel and climate-neutral fuels. The move, driven by pressure from automakers and governments, aims to support the industry while maintaining climate goals. However, environmental groups warn it may divert investment from electrification. Meanwhile, the U.S.

Courtesy: WTOP Staff