Germany and France push to scrap EU climate neutrality goal for cars; Merz says combustion-engine ban is 'history'

Germany and France have agreed on an EU auto pact to weaken the 2035 ban on combustion-engine cars, pushing to scrap the climate neutrality goal for cars while pairing looser emissions rules with incentives for investment and European production. Chancellor Merz confirmed the understanding, saying "the ban on combustion engines is now history."

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