EU approves Euro 7 regulation: A respite for the automotive industry

The EU approves the Euro 7 standard by 2027, introducing new regulations for brakes and tires, and relieving car manufacturers.

The 27 countries of the European Union have approved the Euro 7 regulation, which will come into force in 2027 and 2029 for light and heavy vehicles respectively. The new regulation, which includes strict controls for brakes and tires, has been watered down from the original proposals, providing respite to the auto industry. This regulation seeks to balance the reduction of polluting emissions with the technological capabilities of manufacturers.

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