EU's stance on environmental matters
At the International Automobile Exhibition (IAA) Mobility 2025 in Munich, Minister Dr. Nicole Hoffmeister-Kraut expressed a strong sense of optimism among manufacturers and suppliers, particularly in the electric and hybrid sectors, and the integration of future technologies.
Minister Hoffmeister-Kraut, who visited the event, noted the German automobile industry's strong signals, praising the innovative capability, particularly from exhibitors in Baden-Württemberg. She described the technology on display as top-notch.
In her visit, the Minister renewed her call to review existing regulations regarding the ban on internal combustion engines, which the European Commission is responsible for evaluating and potentially amending starting from 2035. She urged the EU to show more pragmatism and less ideology in its approach, suggesting a more flexible approach to fleet limits.
Minister Hoffmeister-Kraut also advocated for giving greater consideration to transitional technologies such as plug-in hybrid vehicles and range extenders. She believes these technologies could play a crucial role in the transition towards a more sustainable future.
For those interested in learning more about the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour and Tourism's stance on these issues, their Press Office can be contacted via email. Additionally, a contact form is available on the Ministry's website for citizens to use.
The IAA Mobility 2025 showcases the innovative capability of the automobile industry, particularly from Baden-Württemberg exhibitors, and serves as a testament to the industry's commitment to a sustainable future. The event underscores the optimism and innovation that is driving the industry forward.
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