Brussels has offered to relax its strict autonomous driving regulations and attempt parity with comparatively softer US standards as part of wider negotiations to lift Trump administration tariffs on EU-made cars and auto parts. The concession marks a dramatic shift for the European Commission, which previously refused to compromise on car standards during transatlantic trade talks a decade ago.
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