The European Commission is proposing will force car makers to cut 18% of co2 emissions for new cars as from 2012. A spokesman said the Commission is aimed to cut emissions 25% of cars is thanks to car manufacturing technology better. They are expected to reach the rest of the cut through other measures such as the use of bio-fuels or better tires. Details of the plan are currently being launched on Wednesday after two weeks of delay. High Commissioner in charge of EU environment, Stavros, want to force car makers to cut emissions 25%, but opposition from the German car manufacturers as well as from High Commissioner in charge of industry Guenter. The sources said his proposed Dimas will increase the cost of producing a car up more 2500 euro, while other studies say that this will only increase the costs at the rate of 600 euros. Reports from Brussels said the Commission will propose a series of measures designed to cut the co2 emissions of the new car types in the 120 g/km average. The car manufacturing company of Europe for as they work towards emission reductions to 140g/km by 2008/9. The EU originally wanted to cut down emissions levels below 120 g/km in 2005, but then must return to 2012.
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