EU policy in the electric era

In cooperation with E-Mobility Europe

The EU has been a global leader in climate regulation for road transport. The CO₂ standards for cars and vans have been one of the most important drivers behind the rapid shift toward electric vehicles in Europe. 

But the political landscape is changing. 

Recently, the EU has moved to weaken key elements of the regulations requiring car manufacturers to reduce CO₂ emissions from new vehicles. The decision has sparked debate across the industry, raising questions about the future direction of European transport policy. 

Are we seeing the beginning of a broader political shift in Europe’s EV transition? What does this mean for car manufacturers, investors, and the wider clean mobility ecosystem? 

In this session, policymakers, industry representatives, and experts will discuss the implications of the recent changes. What signals are European policymakers sending to the market — and what might come next? 

As the electric transition enters a new phase, the direction of EU policy will play a decisive role in shaping the future of the automotive sector. 

More speakers to be confirmed for this session.