Cars, vans and other vehicles on sale in the European Union will have to emit fewer pollutants by 2035, according to new European Commission rules proposed on Thursday. The emission standards aim to make combustion engine vehicles on the EU market “as clean as possible, for as long as possible,” EU Internal Market Commissioner Thierry Breton said in a statement. The commission expects the standards, known as Euro 7 rules, to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions from cars by about 35% by 2035, and cut such emissions from buses and trucks…
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