Frankfurt (Germany), 16 Oct. (LaPresse) – Germany and France have reached an agreement on a joint strategy for the future of the European automotive industry, which aims to reconcile climate targets with greater regulatory flexibility and incentives for production on the continent. “Our common goal is clear: we want to successfully manage the transformation of our automotive industry, whilst maintaining our climate targets and ensuring that the cars of the future are produced in Europe,” reads a joint statement issued by the German federal government. “Our course remains unchanged: we are aiming for a significant reduction in CO₂ emissions whilst, at the same time, strengthening Europe’s capacity to develop and produce the next generation of electric vehicles,” Berlin and Paris state.
EU: Germany and France reach agreement on the automotive sector and European manufacturing
Frankfurt (Germany), 16 Oct. (LaPresse) – Germany and France have reached an agreement on a joint strategy for the future of the European automotive industry, which aims to reconcile climate targets with greater regulatory flexibility and incentives for production on the continent. “Our common goal is clear: we want to successfully manage the transformation of our automotive industry, whilst maintaining our climate targets and ensuring that the cars of the future are produced in Europe,” reads a joint statement issued by the German federal government. “Our course remains unchanged: we are aiming for a significant reduction in CO₂ emissions whilst, at the same time, strengthening Europe’s capacity to develop and produce the next generation of electric vehicles,” Berlin and Paris state.