Recently, the European Commission held two important public consultations closely linked to the road transport and mobility sector: the Clean Corporate Vehicles initiative and the Sustainable Transport Investment Plan (STIP). FinMobility submitted feedback on both initiatives, reflecting our members’ views. Our full position papers can be downloaded below, but here are the key messages:
Clean Corporate Vehicles
The decarbonisation of transport must stay on track – but it should be pursued in a pragmatic, technology-neutral, and market-driven way. Binding company-level mandates for electric vehicles would risk creating double regulation and additional costs without added environmental benefit. Instead, the transition should be supported through fiscal incentives, regulatory flexibility, and accelerated infrastructure development.
Sustainable Transport Investment Plan (STIP)
Road transport, Europe’s most widely used mode of transport, must not be overlooked. A truly sustainable plan requires technology neutrality, with renewable fuels and gases complementing electrification and hydrogen. Success will depend on clear roadmaps, also for road transport, fair market access for renewable fuels, and proportionate infrastructure across all modes.
Read our full positions by downloading the papers below.