EU Commission Reveals Mixed Results in 2023 CO2 Emissions Targets for Car Manufacturers

EU Commission Reveals Mixed Results in 2023 CO2 Emissions Targets for Car Manufacturers

Brussels, 16 December 2024—The European Commission has unveiled its annual decision outlining car manufacturers’ performance in meeting their CO2 emissions targets for 2023, revealing a mix of successes and failures. The announcement comes amidst industry calls for a softening of emissions regulations and political manoeuvring to bolster the competitiveness of the EU’s automotive sector.

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