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    Automakers to pool CO2 emissions with Tesla, Mercedes to comply with EU 2025 rules

    Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

    Posted on January 7, 2025

    2 min read

    Last updated: January 27, 2026

    The image depicts major automakers, including Tesla and Mercedes, collaborating to pool carbon emissions, aligning with EU 2025 regulations. This strategic move is vital for compliance and financial optimization in the automotive industry.
    Automakers like Tesla and Mercedes collaborate on CO2 emissions to meet EU 2025 regulations - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Automakers like Stellantis and Toyota are pooling emissions with Tesla to meet EU 2025 carbon rules, avoiding potential fines.

    Automakers Collaborate with Tesla to Meet EU 2025 Carbon Rules

    MILAN (Reuters) - Stellantis, Toyota, Ford, Mazda and Subaru are planning to pool carbon emissions with U.S. EV maker Tesla to comply with European Union 2025 rules, an EU filing showed on Tuesday.

    Volvo, Polestar and Smart are also planning to pool their carbon emissions with Mercedes, the same document showed.

    If not met, EU 2025 intermediate carbon reduction targets, or so-called CAFE standards, could cost automakers billions of euros in fines.

    A spokesman for Stellantis said the carmaker's participation to the pool would help it meet its EU targets for 2025 "while optimising our resources".

    "At the same time, we continue to focus on developing the innovative electric and low-emission technologies that are at the heart of our strategy," the spokesman said.

    The other carmakers involved were not immediately reachable for comment.

    Stellantis' head of European operations, Jean-Philippe Imparato, last month said that based on EU rules, the group's EV sales in Europe would have to increase from 12% of the current total to 21%, with potential fines of 300 million euros ($312 million) for any missed percentage point.

    ($1 = 0.9606 euros)

    (Reporting by Giulio Piovaccari; additional reporting by Philip Blenkinsop; editing by Giulia Segreti and Jason Neely)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Stellantis, Toyota, and others pool emissions with Tesla.
    • •Mercedes partners with Volvo and others for EU compliance.
    • •EU 2025 carbon targets could result in heavy fines.
    • •Stellantis aims to increase EV sales to 21% in Europe.
    • •Potential fines of 300 million euros for non-compliance.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Automakers to pool CO2 emissions with Tesla, Mercedes to comply with EU 2025 rules

    1What is the main topic?

    The article discusses automakers pooling carbon emissions with Tesla to comply with EU 2025 rules.

    2Why are automakers pooling emissions?

    To meet EU 2025 carbon reduction targets and avoid fines.

    3What are the potential fines for non-compliance?

    Automakers could face fines of up to 300 million euros for each missed percentage point.

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