France and Germany agreed to weaken the EU’s 2035 vehicle emissions target to 90% and offer 10% leeway in exchange for investments in alternative fuels, while also strengthening local content requirements for the automotive industry.
Why it matters. The agreement affects the automotive industry’s competitiveness and climate objectives within the EU, impacting jobs and production sites in member states.
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