Brussels yields to pressure from Germany and will allow the sale of cars that use synthetic fuels in 2035

The European Commission will create a new category for those vehicles that can only run on this type of carbon-neutral fuels

The European Commission (EC) has yielded to pressure from Germany, the largest manufacturer of vehicles in the European Union and one of the largest in the world, which in recent weeks had been reluctant to veto the sale of combustion cars from 2035. According to a plan drafted by the EC to which Reuters has had access, the registration of cars that can only run on synthetic fuels or e-fuels will be allowed, as Germany had demanded.

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