In Pictures: EU car CO2 standards at a crossroads: four reasons to back a strong automotive package

A blue Tesla Model 3 charges in a sunny, flower-filled setting, illustrating the electric driving that strong CO2 standards aim to make cheaper for European consumers.

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Electric vehicles line up at a charging station, underscoring the infrastructure rollout that EU car CO2 standards are meant to accelerate.

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A close-up of an EV charging cable highlights the everyday technology at stake as EU lawmakers vote on the future of car CO2 standards.

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A connected charging port symbolises the shift to electric mobility that the automotive package will either speed up or slow down.

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An EV at a modern urban charging station reflects the market transformation the EU vote will shape for the next decade.

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A white Tesla Model 3 charges outdoors, a scene that could become far more common across Europe under strong CO2 rules.

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Daylight charging at a public station illustrates the energy security benefits T&E says come with a strong automotive package.

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A close-up of public charging captures the infrastructure investment tied to the EU's car CO2 standards decision.

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A home EV charger on a brick wall shows how strong rules can bring cheaper electric driving to households across Europe.

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