Automakers Say They Won't Try To Push Back EU's 2035 ICE Ban

29 Feb 2024 | Abstracted from Electrek

"Europe's automakers association, said that it is not pushing back and is all in with the EV future...President of the ACEA and CEO of Renault, Luca de Meo told the press this week at the Geneva Motor Show that the auto industry wants no part in arguing 'against the regulation'...

"Automakers, however, have been urging for more government incentives and investment in charging infrastructure...2024 brought an end, or a radical reduction, or a radical reduction, in many EU incentive programs."

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