The EU climate commissioner said that France and Germany have reached an agreement to essentially cancel car companies' 2035 carbon neutrality goals. Wopke Hochstra, who is responsible for automobile carbon dioxide regulations, acknowledged the industry's stricter “made in Europe” standards, but he said that higher fuel prices and rising sales of electric vehicles all indicate that adhering to the established route is the best way to protect the local industry.

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