EPP paper: Commission should withdraw ba • Table.Briefings

On may 27, 2024, Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, went to Berlin, in Germany, where he participated in the 26th International WDR Europaforum 2024. — Ursula von der Leyen is making the future of the automotive industry a top priority. She is leading the strategic dialog, which is due to begin soon.

Exemptions for alternative fuels, a review of CO2 fleet legislation: The EPP is positioning itself with demands to the Commission on the crisis-ridden automotive industry – shortly before the start of the Strategic Dialogue on the future of the sector. The paper is to be adopted by the parliamentary group on Tuesday.

The Christian Democrats are calling on the Commission to withdraw the ban on combustion engines within the first hundred days of the Clean Industrial Deal. The Commission should also help to avert the expected fines for manufacturers for failing to meet the fleet limits in 2025. These demands are listed in a draft EPP position paper, which the group intends to vote on on Tuesday. Jens Gieseke (CDU) drafted the paper on behalf of EPP leader Manfred Weber. It is available to Table.Briefings.

EPP paper: Commission should withdraw ban on combustion engines in the first 100 days

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