L’Ue spaccata sull’auto elettrica: “Errore salvare i motori termici”

European Union member states are divided over the 2035 deadline for phasing out the sale of new internal combustion engine cars. France, Spain, and five other nations are upholding the ban, which aims to accelerate the transition to electric vehicles. However, Italy and Germany are advocating for revisions to the legislation, suggesting a potential reconsideration of the timeline or the inclusion of alternative technologies.

This internal EU disagreement could impact the pace of the automotive industry's shift towards electrification and the bloc's climate change mitigation efforts.