No new vehicles with combustion engines are to be sold in the European Union from 2035 after negotiators from the European Parliament and the 27 EU member states clinched a deal, the Czech EU presidency says. The agreement is part of the EU’s drive toward zero-emission mobility could lead to the end of combustion-engine powered cars and vans in the bloc. The decision is to be reviewed again in 2026. The sale ban is part of the EU’s climate change package dubbed Fit for 55, aiming to reduce climate-damaging emissions by 55% by 2030, when compared to 1990 levels, and reach climate neutrality by …