We presented the Automotive Package to support the sector’s efforts in transitioning to clean mobility:
🚗 A review of CO₂ standards for cars and vans
⚡️ ‘Super credits’ for small, affordable EU-made electric cars
🔋 €1.8 billion to build a fully European battery value chain
⚙️ Simplified rules to cut costs
Together, these measures show our commitment to restoring Europe’s industrial leadership while driving the global transition on climate.
An infographic titled "Battery booster strategy" stating that €1.8 billion is allocated to develop a fully EU-made battery value chain, alongside targeted policy measures to foster innovation. The bottom illustration features yellow robotic arms lifting and moving components for a blue car on an assembly line.
An infographic titled "Super credits" explaining that prior to 2035, car manufacturers can benefit from credits for small affordable electric cars made in the EU to help bring more models to market. The illustration shows yellow robotic arms positioned between two blue car bodies on a production line.
An infographic titled "Revision of CO2 standards" listing three points: a review of existing emission standards for cars and vans; the continued role of hybrids and internal combustion engines beyond 2035; and targeted amendments for heavy-duty vehicles. The bottom shows two yellow robotic arms working on a blue car on an assembly line.
An infographic from the European Commission on a solid blue background titled "Automotive Package: Support for a clean and competitive sector." The graphic features a central illustration of a white car body on a grey assembly line being worked on by two yellow robotic arms.
@EUCommission this still does not create a category for intermediary lightweight vehicles to incentive the development of that very specific european trend ... "small" 4.2m cars are still big cars, we need to reduce way more than that so incentive for electric cycles and #veli are also urgent
