Studie: Europäische Autobauer dürften Emissionsziele bis 2027 erfüllen
Die Emissionsziele der EU seien zu ambitioniert, heißt es aus der Autoindustrie. Dabei haben die Hersteller bereits 75 Prozent der Vorgaben erreicht, zeigt eine neue Studie.
European automakers are expected to meet European Union CO₂ emission targets by 2027, according to a new study. The study, conducted by the lobby organization Transport & Environment, found that manufacturers have already fulfilled 75% of the targets. It is anticipated that many manufacturers will achieve the goals before the deadline at the end of 2027.
The report suggests that the signs indicate the CO₂ targets are working as expected. Contrary to previous industry statements, these findings prove those claims were wrong. The final quarter of 2026 is considered a crucial moment for the European industry. Negotiations on the CO₂ targets will conclude, with policymakers deciding whether to secure Europe's electric future or take a backseat with alternatives like biofuels.
The report emphasizes that politicians must act decisively to protect the population and make fossil fuel energy the last crisis.
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