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欧洲议会三大党团达成临时协议，将2035年车企减排目标放宽至87.5%、另7.5%可用绿色钢铁抵扣，实质软化燃油车禁令
这是上周法德里程碑协议（10月7日曝光、10月14-15日官宣，默茨称'燃油车禁令已成历史'）的程序性跟进与小幅细化，核心政策转向已被市场知晓，当时车企仅温和反应（STLA 10/15 +1.87%、10/16 +0.46%，次日即回落）；本次党团协议尚未经议会全会和成员国通过、非最终法律，对2035年的远端约束无可量化的当期盈利增量。可直接交易的STLA盘前不涨反跌（-0.47%），且处13周持续下行（指数100→75）、距52周高点-64.9%、TTM亏损，公司基本面逆风下远端政策利好不足以构成正期望。
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Europe’s carmakers are moving closer to winning respite from an effective ban on combustion engines from 2035 after key…
不做 Stellantis N.V.（STLA.US）
核心政策松绑（2035燃油车禁令软化）已在10月7-15日法德协议中公开并被温和消化，本次议会党团87.5%方案仅程序性跟进、非最终法律、无当期盈利增量；STLA盘前不涨反跌、13周持续下行、TTM亏损，远端监管松动无法对冲其当期基本面逆风，追多无正edge。BMW/VW仅欧股可交易且等开盘后反应，同样不构成立即可执行机会。
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研究档案
结论摘要
欧洲议会党团临时协议把2035年减排放宽到87.5%+绿色钢铁抵扣，方向利好欧洲传统车企，但核心松绑上周法德协议已公开并被温和消化，本次仅程序性跟进且非最终法律；唯一可即时交易的Stellantis盘前无反应、处于深度下行通道且亏损，远端政策无当期业绩弹性，不做。
消息传播链
- Bloomberg据所见文件报道EPP/S&D/Renew达成87.5%减排+7.5%绿色钢铁抵扣的临时协议；三党团未即时置评，议会与成员国仍须各自通过立场市场反应:STLA.US盘前约-0.47%（4.27美元），未对该消息做正向重定价；欧股尚未开盘
关键理由
- 政策方向确实利好BMW/Stellantis/VW等传统车企：燃油车2035年后可继续销售、混动与绿色钢铁抵扣降低电动化强制转型成本
- 但本次是上周法德90%方案的党团版细化，属同一政策链条的增量进展，而非新的方向性 surprise
主要风险
- 议会全会或成员国在三方谈判中否决/修改该口径，政策仍可能回摆
- 即便最终通过，影响2035年车型组合，对2026-2027年盈利、现金流无可量化贡献，无法对冲车企当期的EV亏损、关税与重组压力
反向证据
- 做多前查反向 · 来源 quote+web · 日期 2026-10-20 · 影响 weakens
STLA TTM市盈率为负（-0.493，处亏损状态），13周价格指数100→75、距52周高点-64.9%、20日-10.8%，公司自身基本面与趋势逆风显著，远端政策利好难形成短期催化
检索:Stellantis 2026 盈利下修 亏损 重组 关税 利空 - 做多前查反向 · 来源 futu行情 · 日期 2026-10-19 · 影响 weakens
上周法德官宣窗口STLA仅10/15 +1.87%、10/16 +0.46%，10/19即-1.83%；本条消息盘前再跌0.47%，显示市场未将该政策链条当作可持续利多
检索:STLA price reaction France Germany combustion ban deal October 15 2026
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对本次决策的影响:直接支持AVOID：无近期、可量化、未定价的催化，无需为此构建ENTER腿
方向:无可用于校准的干净对齐先例：政策为2035年远端、跨多年立法进程，单一'放宽2035禁令'事件样本难以与本临时协议的立法相位严格对齐
涨幅量级:最近的可比节点即上周法德协议本身：STLA在消息官宣日仅+1.87%、次日+0.46%，随后-1.83%，显示市场对该政策链条反应温和且不持续，不支持为本次跟进消息设定正期望幅度
形态:同一政策链条上一个节点呈'小幅冲高后回落'，叠加标的13周下行趋势，追多胜率低
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原文全文
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Europe’s carmakers are moving closer to winning respite from an effective ban on combustion engines from 2035 after key groups in the European Parliament struck a deal to ease emissions rules for the sector.
Lawmakers from the center-right European People’s Party, the center-left Socialists and the liberal Renew group reached an accord under which carmakers including BMW AG, Stellantis NV and Volkswagen AG would only have to cut emissions by 87.5% by 2035, with a further 7.5% offset through the use of green steel, according to a document seen by Bloomberg.
Spokespeople for EPP, S&D and Renew groups didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
The deal closely resembles a landmark agreement reached between France and Germany last week, which sought a 90% emissions reduction and no offsetting for the remaining 10%. Parliament and member states must each agree their positions before negotiating the final shape of the deal.
Read More: Merz Says EU Combustion-Car Ban Is History After French Deal
The changes would end a requirement for new cars sold from 2035 to be climate neutral, allowing combustion-engine vehicles to remain on the market beyond the cutoff. Automakers have argued that more flexibility is needed to safeguard the industry, while critics warn that weakening the climate target could leave Europe further behind China in the race to electrify its fleet.
The groups in parliament also agreed to more flexibility for so-called “super credits” for battery electric vehicles and looser rules for vans. A deal to run vehicles exclusively on renewable fuels after 2030 was deemed too restrictive by Laurent Donceel, secretary general at ePURE, who likened it to little more than “window dressing.”
Lawmakers from the center-right European People’s Party, the center-left Socialists and the liberal Renew group reached an accord under which carmakers including BMW AG, Stellantis NV and Volkswagen AG would only have to cut emissions by 87.5% by 2035, with a further 7.5% offset through the use of green steel, according to a document seen by Bloomberg.
Spokespeople for EPP, S&D and Renew groups didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
The deal closely resembles a landmark agreement reached between France and Germany last week, which sought a 90% emissions reduction and no offsetting for the remaining 10%. Parliament and member states must each agree their positions before negotiating the final shape of the deal.
Read More: Merz Says EU Combustion-Car Ban Is History After French Deal
The changes would end a requirement for new cars sold from 2035 to be climate neutral, allowing combustion-engine vehicles to remain on the market beyond the cutoff. Automakers have argued that more flexibility is needed to safeguard the industry, while critics warn that weakening the climate target could leave Europe further behind China in the race to electrify its fleet.
The groups in parliament also agreed to more flexibility for so-called “super credits” for battery electric vehicles and looser rules for vans. A deal to run vehicles exclusively on renewable fuels after 2030 was deemed too restrictive by Laurent Donceel, secretary general at ePURE, who likened it to little more than “window dressing.”
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