Press Release

Study reveals increasing climate divide between Europe’s carmakers

November 15, 2007

French, Italian and Japanese carmakers extended their lead over German rivals last year in the race to deliver fuel efficient and low emission vehicles according to new figures published today by Transport and Environment (T&E), the sustainable transport campaign group.

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