- ons 17 maj 2017, 21:34
#1173557
Andra stycket på första sidan lyder:
"The EU first introduced mandatory CO2 standards for new passenger cars in 2009. The
2009 regulation set a 2015 target of 130 g/km for the fleet average of all manufacturers
combined. Individual manufacturers were allowed a higher CO2 emission value, depending
on the average vehicle weight of their fleet. The heavier the average weight of the cars
sold by a manufacturer, the higher the CO2 level allowed. A similar CO2 standard for new
light-commercial vehicles was introduced in 2011. It set a target of 175 g/km for 2017.
Längst ned på sidan 2 och överst på sidan 3 finns sedan följande text om de nya reglerna:
For the regulation on passenger cars:
»» A target value of 95 g/km of CO2 for 2020 for the new car fleet is set. However,
there is a one-year phase-in period, requiring 95 percent of new car sales to
comply with the target in 2020 and 100 percent from the end of 2020 onwards.
Effectively, the 95 g/km target therefore applies from 2021 on.
»» Vehicle weight is retained as the underlying utility parameter, i.e., the heavier
a manufacturer’s car fleet, the higher the CO2 emission value allowed by the
regulation. The factor used is 0.0333, meaning that for every 100 kg additional
vehicle weight, the emission of 3.33 g/km more of CO2 is allowed. For the post-
2020 time period, other parameters, such as vehicle footprint, will be considered.
"The EU first introduced mandatory CO2 standards for new passenger cars in 2009. The
2009 regulation set a 2015 target of 130 g/km for the fleet average of all manufacturers
combined. Individual manufacturers were allowed a higher CO2 emission value, depending
on the average vehicle weight of their fleet. The heavier the average weight of the cars
sold by a manufacturer, the higher the CO2 level allowed. A similar CO2 standard for new
light-commercial vehicles was introduced in 2011. It set a target of 175 g/km for 2017.
Längst ned på sidan 2 och överst på sidan 3 finns sedan följande text om de nya reglerna:
For the regulation on passenger cars:
»» A target value of 95 g/km of CO2 for 2020 for the new car fleet is set. However,
there is a one-year phase-in period, requiring 95 percent of new car sales to
comply with the target in 2020 and 100 percent from the end of 2020 onwards.
Effectively, the 95 g/km target therefore applies from 2021 on.
»» Vehicle weight is retained as the underlying utility parameter, i.e., the heavier
a manufacturer’s car fleet, the higher the CO2 emission value allowed by the
regulation. The factor used is 0.0333, meaning that for every 100 kg additional
vehicle weight, the emission of 3.33 g/km more of CO2 is allowed. For the post-
2020 time period, other parameters, such as vehicle footprint, will be considered.
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Tidigare Volvo: 145 DL -72 B20D man; 245 DL -75 B21A man; 745 GL -87 B230F man; 855 T5 -94 aut
Tidigare övriga: Saab 99 -71 1,7 man; Volkswagenbuss T1 -66 man; Cadillac Coupe de Ville -75 aut