Daniel Bönnighausen – electrive.com

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Car industry looks to shake up the EU’s CO2 limits?

There is unrest in the European car lobby: a lobby document circulating in the sector warns that the EU's CO2 limits could cost millions of jobs. The document calls for the tightening of the rules, currently set for 2025, to be postponed by two years.

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