最新报道:German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has voiced opposition to the EU's proposal to mandate a 100% electric vehicle fleet by 2030, citing concerns over economic feasibility and consumer choice. Speaking at an industry conference, Scholz emphasized the need for technological neutrality, advocating for hydrogen and synthetic fuels as viable alternatives to battery-powered cars. The Chancellor warned that overly rigid regulations could harm Germany's auto industry, a key economic sector. His stance aligns with German automakers lobbying for more flexible climate targets. The EU's draft legislation, part of its "Fit for 55" climate package, faces growing resistance from member states with strong automotive sectors.