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VW, Stellantis Urge EU: Save Our Car Industry!

5 Feb

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Summary

  • European automakers seek EU protection against Chinese competition.
  • Calls for CO2 bonuses to boost European-made vehicles.
  • Manufacturers cite geopolitical shifts and affordability challenges.
VW, Stellantis Urge EU: Save Our Car Industry!

Europe's leading car manufacturers, Volkswagen AG and Stellantis NV, are calling on the European Union to implement protective measures for the bloc's automotive sector. The CEOs of both companies emphasized the need for CO2 bonuses on vehicles manufactured within Europe to preserve local jobs and support the industry's transition to greener technologies.

This appeal comes as geopolitical rivalries intensify, impacting trade and industrial capabilities. The executives highlighted that while substantial investments are being made to establish an integrated European sector for technological sovereignty, consumers expect affordable electric vehicles. This creates a dilemma, as lower prices often necessitate importing less expensive batteries.

The European Commission's deliberations on new 'Made in Europe' rules, initially slated for January, have been postponed, indicating ongoing divisions within the EU regarding such protective measures.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Volkswagen and Stellantis are urging the European Union to implement protective measures, including CO2 bonuses for European-made vehicles, to safeguard jobs and support the local auto industry.
European car manufacturers are concerned about intensifying geopolitical rivalries and competition from Chinese manufacturers, which impact trade, technology, and industrial capabilities.
Manufacturers face the challenge of investing heavily in European EV production while consumers expect affordable electric vehicles, leading to a need to import cheaper batteries to keep prices down.

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