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  "textContent": "submitted by schizoidman to europe\n72 points | 18 comments\nhttps://www.electrive.com/2026/04/13/eu-german-government-calls-for-further-easing-of-co%e2%82%82-regulations/\n\n> Against this backdrop, the German government has reportedly decided to push for further changes in Brussels. According to Automobilwoche, these include:\n\n  * Less stringent requirements for plug-in hybrids\n  * Permitted excess emissions after 2035 do not need to be fully offset\n  * Vehicles powered exclusively by e-fuels should be ‘immediately’ classified as zero-emission vehicles\n  * CO₂ interim targets before 2035 should be made more flexible\n  * The German government rejects the planned supercredits for electric vehicles under 4.20 metres in length\n  * The government also rejects the proposed regulation for corporate fleets\n\n",
  "title": "EU: German government calls for further easing of CO₂ regulations"
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