欧盟委员会提议放宽“禁售燃油车”相关要求

Core Viewpoint - The European Commission has proposed to relax the 2035 ban on the sale of new fossil fuel vehicles, adjusting the "zero emissions" target to a 90% reduction in emissions compared to 2021 levels, allowing for compensation through low-carbon steel and alternative fuels [1] Group 1: Policy Adjustments - The new proposal allows for the sale of plug-in hybrid vehicles, range-extended electric vehicles, mild hybrid vehicles, and internal combustion engine vehicles after 2035 [1] - The reduction target for light commercial vehicles has been lowered from a 50% reduction by 2030 to a 40% reduction compared to 2021 levels [1] - Manufacturers of small economy electric vehicles produced in the EU can earn additional credits in carbon dioxide target accounting [1] Group 2: Industry Pressure - The policy adjustment comes in response to ongoing pressure from Germany, Italy, and the European automotive industry [1] - Industry stakeholders in the electric vehicle sector have warned that relaxing emission reduction targets may weaken investments and further hinder Europe's transition to electrification [1]