3 Apr, 08:48··

IG Metall Wants More Relaxing of EU Rules

ZEIT Online

The IG Metall union wants to change the rules about cars. The EU has relaxed its ban on gasoline and diesel cars. This is causing worry about the future of electric vehicles.

The IG Metall union believes the EU’s ban is bad for jobs. They want exceptions for plug-in hybrids and cars that can travel long distances. This change means some gasoline and diesel cars can still be made. The EU is concerned about its climate goals. The union argues for a slower shift to electric vehicles.

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Highlights

IG Metall Wants Looser Rules

The IG Metall union wants more changes to the EU’s rules.

EU Weakens Emission Ban

The European Union has made the rules about emissions weaker.

Plug-in Hybrids Allowed

The union wants exceptions for plug-in hybrid cars.

Concerns About Climate Goals

The action worries about the EU’s climate goals.

Transition to Electric Cars

It raises concerns about the shift to electric vehicles.

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