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After weeks of wrangling over the future of cars with internal combustion engines, the German government has reached a compromise with the EU Commission. According to the agreement, new cars with such... | March 26, 2023

Greenpeace, a leading environmental group has already expressed disapproval of this agreement. Due, in part, to the permitting of some combustion engines to remain in use beyond 203

The EU and Germany have reached a deal on the future of combustion engines, officials said on Saturday, an issue that has been closely followed by the auto industry

Germany is threatening to hold up a planned European Union ban on the sale of new vehicles with combustion engines beginning in 2035.

Several carmakers announced that they will be fully electric by 2035 or 2040. Meanwhile, top executives say that emerging markets will have renewable or ...

The German Government has said t that it will not support the ban on the sale of new cars with combustion engines from 2035 prepared by the European Union (EU).

Germany’s transport minister said Tuesday that his country won’t back a planned European Union ban on the sale of new cars with combustion engines from 2035, after failing to get assurances from the bloc’s executive for an exemption on synthetic fuels. EU lawmakers and member states reached a preliminary deal last year that would force…

Germany’s transport minister says his country won’t back a planned European Union ban on the sale of new cars with combustion engines from 2035. Volker Wissing said Tuesday the blocs executive Commission needs to ensure synthetic fuels are exempted. EU lawmakers and member states reached a preliminary deal last year that would force carmakers to cut new car emissions by 100% in 2035. This effectively means that the sale of new cars which burn hydrocarbon-based fuels such as petroleum would b...

JOHN LINDT: The latest California storm targeted the central Sierra Nevada this week - good news for all. Farmers and skiers are on the same page.

Several top automakers will drastically overshoot car sales/shipment estimates, which has Greenpeace worried about the future - as change is being made.