EU Lawmakers Agree to Weaken Car Emissions Targets
European Union lawmakers agreed to weaken proposed car emissions targets for 2035, permitting automakers to offset part of the shortfall using low-carbon steel. The deal reduces the reduction target and eases rules for new vans and cars.
European Union lawmakers agreed on an 87.5% CO2 reduction target for cars in 2035, easing the previous 90% proposal. The shift accommodates industry pressures by permitting offsets through low-carbon steel production. The compromise reflects mounting economic hurdles facing the bloc's green vehicle transition.
