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France and Germany cut deal to delay phase out of internal combustion cars, reports say

Published by The Driven · Australia 8 h ago

France and Germany have agreed to push for a further weakening of the EU’s planned phaseout of new combustion engine cars, a deal that could break a months-long deadlock among…

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