The EU reached a deal with Germany that is expected to soften the bloc’s ban on new internal combustion-engine cars from 2035
BRUSSELS—The European Union reached a deal with Germany that is expected to soften the bloc’s plan to effectivelyThe EU is pursuing an ambitious plan to fight climate-change-causing greenhouse-gas emissions that relies heavily on the mass adoption of electric vehicles.
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