The CO2 emissions are calculated as an average across all newly registered vehicles of one manufacturer. The reference is 2021
So if Porsche sells one 911 Turbo S with 266g/km VW has to sell 43 ID vehicles because the fleet emissions of VW group in 2021 were 118g/km.
That’s the plan. This was basically a proof-of-concept and will probably undergo a couple of months of testing and benchmarking. Once that is done they will probably start requesting building permits.
But then they would need to ban crucifixes as well. Not sure how well that is gonna be received in Italy
You forgot England.
In Germany the government could order a temporary general speed limit on the Autbahn. Lower taxes on fuel = lower speeds for everyone to save gas.
The poll is among BILD-readers, so the results are not representative.
They need to reduce their emissions by 95% from 2021 to 2035. So from 118 to 5.9g/km.
To achieve an average emission of 5.9g/km across a fleet of registered vehicles where one emits 266g/km you need 266/5.9=45 vehicles. 44 zero-emissions vehicles and one fossil-fuel-burning track-tool.
43 was a previous rounding error on my part.