EU Delays Vote To Finalize Combustion Engine Phaseout Law | Carscoops carscoops
On February 14, European Union lawmakers officially approved the law that would effectively ban gas and diesel-powered vehicles, after years of negotiations. But Germany threw a last-minute wrench in plans to finalize the deal, claiming that opening the continent up to all conceivable technologies was necessary.
Although the law contains a non-binding section that says that the European Commission will make a proposal on how to legislate vehicles running on so-called CO2-neutral fuels, Germany’s wanted assurances that the e-fuels would be protected.
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