Pinwan, June 30, according to a comprehensive report by the Global Times, after more than 16 hours of negotiations, the energy and environment ministers of the 27 EU member states reached an agreement on the 29th that from 2035, EU countries can only register for zero carbon dioxide emissions. ‘s new car.
According to a report by Deutsche Presse-Agentur on the 29th, the decision of the 27 EU countries means that from 2035, EU countries will no longer sell internal combustion engine vehicles. Next, the proposal needs to be negotiated by the European Council and the European Parliament to determine the details. The European Parliament has previously voted in favour of a plan to ban the sale of new fuel vehicles from 2035.
Countries such as Italy and Slovakia originally wanted to extend the ban on the sale of new gasoline-powered vehicles until 2040, but they ultimately opted to back Germany’s compromise, keeping the 2035 target, the report said. The EU ministers meeting also agreed to grant a five-year exemption to automakers targeting “niche market” (under 10,000 vehicles per year). Agence France-Presse said the provision, dubbed by some as the “Ferrari Amendment”, favors luxury-brand cars. In addition, EU officials agreed to set up a 59 billion euro EU fund to protect low-income citizens from the high cost of carbon reduction between 2027 and 2032.
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