Industry group says Euro 7 emission rules will raise car prices

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The European Union's proposed Euro 7 emission rules for vehicles will complicate life for the auto industry and raise new car prices without bringing their intended environmental benefits, an industry lobby group said on Tuesday.

tighten limitsThe European Automobile Manufacturers' Association's Director General Sigrid de Vries said the draft law was "a prime example" of regulation that would add complexity and uncertainty as the industry struggles with "key decisions and investments".

At the same time, it would not bring "the environmental benefits it claims to deliver," de Vries added in a statement. Some carmakers have said Euro 7 would force them to invest in technology for combustion engine models when they have already allocated tens of billions of euros for new zero-emission electric vehicles .

Europe's leading car-making nation Germany has upset separate negotiations on phasing out fossil fuel vehicles by 2035 with aThe ACEA said Euro 7 would bring only a marginal improvement over current standards, while raising the average new car price by 2,000 euros , forcing many people to keep older polluting models instead of buying new vehicles.

 

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