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EU emissions rules

12 statements from 9 sources, Oct 15, 2026 18:29 UTC to Oct 16, 2026 12:17 UTC
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  1. Bullish

    Germany and France agreed to relax the ban on combustion engines, causing auto stocks to rise significantly.

    tagesschau.deHigh importance
  2. Neutral

    France and Germany agreed to relax the ban on combustion engines, allowing new EU registrations after 2035.

    tagesschau.de
  3. Bullish

    Germany and France jointly apply pressure on the EU Council to ease the ban on combustion engine vehicles.

    businessinsider.com.plHigh importance
  4. Neutral

    German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron are advancing proposals for regulations on combustion engines after 2035.

    sueddeutsche.de
  5. Neutral

    Germany and France have agreed to withdraw from the EU decision to ban combustion engine vehicles.

    manager-magazin.deHigh importance
  6. Neutral

    France and Germany are nearing a deal on cars that would water down EU-wide CO2 emission targets for 2035.

    insurancejournal.comHigh importance
  7. Neutral

    Germany and France are negotiating an agreement on the combustion engine ban.

    derstandard.at
  8. Neutral

    France and Germany agreed to ease the ban on internal combustion vehicles after 2035 in exchange for production guarantees within the EU.

    lemonde.frHigh importance
  9. Neutral

    France and Germany are negotiating a deal regarding car emissions regulations

    reuters.comHigh importance
  10. Neutral

    Germany and France have reached an agreement on fleet emission standards, extending the possibility of selling combustion vehicles.

    n-tv.deHigh importance

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