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Germany extends EV tax break to 2035 to boost e-mobility and support auto industry.
Germany will extend its electric vehicle tax exemption until 2035, with vehicles registered by December 2030 qualifying for up to a decade of relief, as part of a broader effort to boost e-mobility and stabilize the auto industry amid global competition and job losses.
The move, announced by Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil ahead of a national Auto Summit, aims to counteract market uncertainty and support manufacturers, though it may cost hundreds of millions in lost revenue.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz is also pushing the EU to reconsider its 2035 combustion engine ban, advocating for flexibility on hybrids and alternative fuels.
Meanwhile, German police are joining a Europe-wide campaign to combat distracted driving.
Alemania extiende la exención fiscal para los vehículos eléctricos hasta 2035 para impulsar la movilidad eléctrica y apoyar a la industria automotriz.