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The European Commission is to propose to end subsidies for fossil fuel cars in company fleets.

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4 March 2025, 19:16
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The European Commission plans to remove tax exemptions for gasoline and diesel cars in company fleets to boost demand for electric vehicles. About 60% of new car registrations in the EU come from company fleets, which is why the commission says it is essential to remove subsidies for fossil-fuel vehicles. Measures to support demand for electric vehicles will also be proposed.

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Comisia Europeană vrea să stimuleze achiziţiile de vehicule electrice de către companii (Reuters)
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Comisia Europeană vrea să stimuleze achizițiile de vehicule electrice de către companii (Reuters)

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