Producătorii de mașini ai Europei sunt într-un „pericol de moarte”, a avertizat Stephane Sejourne, vicepreședinte al Comisiei Europene pentru prosperitate și strategie industrială, miercuri, în contextul în care blocul a lansat un plan mult lăudat…
The European Union (EU) is addressing significant challenges in its automotive industry, which employs around 13 million people and contributes 7% to the EU economy. Facing threats such as plant closures and potential trade disputes with the U.S., the EU has introduced measures including mandatory targets for electric vehicles (EVs) and support for European-made batteries. The EU plans to invest in charging infrastructure and introduce a law requiring EV battery components to be produced in Europe. Additionally, the EU aims to catch up with the U.S. and China in technologies like autonomous vehicles. The EU has extended deadlines for meeting CO2 emission targets to 2030, balancing climate goals with industry needs.
