German-French Agreement on Combustion Engines 2035 - Lower Saxony's Minister President Lies (SPD): Automotive Industry Must Earn Money for Transformation
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Germany and France have agreed on new rules for new cars from 2035, requiring a 90 percent CO2 reduction instead of 100 percent. Lower Saxony's Minister President Stephan Weil (SPD) stated the automotive industry needs to earn money for its transformation to e-mobility to secure jobs.
Source: deutschlandfunk.de
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