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- Most automakers urge the EU to rethink the 2035 combustion-engine ban because charging infrastructure is inadequate and automotive jobs could be at risk.
- A letter from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz to EU leaders influences the push to relax the ban.
- The EU plans to announce revised measures later this month.
- Electric vehicles account for 18.3% of EU sales.
- Volvo and Polestar continue to advocate for the original ban.
