France and Germany to allow UK in EU car policy with China tariff alignment
UKPulse Local Desk
France and Germany have reportedly agreed to allow the UK to participate in EU car policy, provided it aligns with the bloc on China tariffs.
- France and Germany have struck a deal regarding the EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ subsidy programme.
- The deal also covers the combustion engine phaseout.
- UK participation in EU car policy is contingent on aligning with the bloc on China tariffs.
France and Germany have reached an agreement that could see the UK included in EU car policy. This inclusion is reportedly conditional on the UK aligning with the European Union's stance on China tariffs.
The agreement between Paris and Berlin also encompasses the bloc’s ‘Made in Europe’ subsidy programme and the phaseout of combustion engines.