The EU-27 approve the Euro 7 emission standard for cars, which is delayed until 2027

In the case of trucks, whose electrification is slower, the regulations will start operating in 2029

The Twenty-seven have given the green light this Friday to the new regulation that sets the standards for the reduction of atmospheric pollutant emissions from road transport, known as Euro 7, and which, as defended by governments, will apply to cars and light commercial vehicles from 2027 and not from 2025. as proposed by the European Commission. The delay in its implementation is due to pressure from the European automotive industry in a context in which it is at a disadvantage compared to China in the development of electric vehicles. In the case of trucks, trailers and buses, the rule will begin to apply in 2029.

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