EU emissions rules
Statements (10 of 12)
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Germany and France agreed to relax the ban on combustion engines, causing auto stocks to rise significantly.
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France and Germany agreed to relax the ban on combustion engines, allowing new EU registrations after 2035.
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Germany and France jointly apply pressure on the EU Council to ease the ban on combustion engine vehicles.
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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron are advancing proposals for regulations on combustion engines after 2035.
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Germany and France have agreed to withdraw from the EU decision to ban combustion engine vehicles.
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France and Germany are nearing a deal on cars that would water down EU-wide CO2 emission targets for 2035.
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Germany and France are negotiating an agreement on the combustion engine ban.
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France and Germany agreed to ease the ban on internal combustion vehicles after 2035 in exchange for production guarantees within the EU.
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France and Germany are negotiating a deal regarding car emissions regulations
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Germany and France have reached an agreement on fleet emission standards, extending the possibility of selling combustion vehicles.
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