Europe's truck giants lobby to soften CO2 rules Europe's largest truck manufacturers are pressing Brussels to weaken hard-won emissions targets, even as cheaper foreign electric rivals prepare to undercut them. Experts warn the strategy will cost fleets, jobs and long-term competitiveness. Ilkhan Ozsevim
EU-India pact redraws vehicle production parameters Quota-based tariff cuts to 10% and zero duties on components herald manufacturing shift as European OEMs navigate India's expanding premium segment while protecting domestic EV investments. Ilkhan Ozsevim
Carmakers and regulators rethink EV timelines as ICE makes a comeback in Europe Electric vehicle momentum is slowing across Europe as automakers delay EV launches, extend hybrid and ICE models, and push for regulatory flexibility. The EU is under pressure to revise zero-emission targets and support its own supply base. Ian Henry
