Germany and France want own ‘Made in Europe’ rules for cars, outside EU industrial policy
France and Germany want the rules for cars carved out of the EU's Industrial Accelerator Act and moved into a separate automotive package. Their joint paper also spells out how emissions targets will be weakened.
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