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France and Germany agree on a common approach to Europe’s car industry

Their proposals combine decarbonisation targets with regulatory flexibility and support for production in Europe.

France and Germany have agreed on a common approach to the future of Europe’s automotive industry. They propose measures to encourage investment, research and vehicle production in Europe.

Source: President of the French Republic and his administration

Electric cars on a production line at a European car factory.
France and Germany have proposed joint measures to support Europe’s automotive industry. Illustrative photo. Photo: Mercedes560 carspotter / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

France and Germany have agreed on a common approach aimed at securing the future of Europe’s automotive industry. They want to transform the sector while maintaining climate ambitions and ensuring that tomorrow’s cars are made in Europe.

Their shared goal is to significantly cut CO₂ emissions and strengthen Europe’s ability to develop and produce the next generation of electric vehicles. The transition to clean mobility should go hand in hand with investment, innovation and production in France, Germany and across Europe.

The proposed package pairs an ambitious European decarbonisation pathway with regulatory flexibility to reflect different market realities and technological conditions. It also includes incentives for investment, research and development, production in Europe and resilient supply chains.

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The two countries say this balanced approach would allow the European Union to pursue its climate goals while strengthening the technological sovereignty, industrial base and international competitiveness of its automotive industry.

France and Germany plan to work swiftly with their European partners to reach an agreement. Their stated aim is to keep Europe at the forefront of the global transformation of the automotive industry and support the creation of future jobs.

Translated from French using artificial intelligence. Source: President of the French Republic and his administration

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