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The European Union is considering a five-year delay to its ban on the use of internal combustion engines after heavy pressure from some of the region's biggest motoring nations.
It may take longer before car manufacturers have to scrap the combustion engine, according to the news agency.
The ban on the sale of new combustion engine cars after 2035 is wavering. Under pressure from manufacturers, fleet companies, and several EU countries – including Poland – the European Commission is considering easing the regulations.
Europe's Combustion Engine Ban Reportedly Delayed To 2040
Ever since the European Union announced it would ban sales of new cars with combustion engines from 2035, BMW has strongly opposed the drastic decision. In nearly every interview, outgoing CEO Oliver Zipse has voiced concern that an all-EV shift would disrupt Europe’s automotive industry. In addition to warning about what would inevitably be massive job cuts, Munich’s head honcho argues there’s another reason it’s premature to end sales of new I…
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