European truckmakers seek three-year delay to EU 2030 CO2 compliance deadline
( September 14, 2026, 14:52 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The EU's 2030 CO2 compliance timeline for heavy-duty vehicles should be delayed by three years, European truck manufacturers said in a statement Monday. In a press release published by the automotive lobby group ACEA, the manufacturers said that the delay was warranted because charging infrastructure, grid access and other conditions needed to increase zero-emission truck sales are developing too slowly.Press release follows....
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