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NEW EU REGULATION IS EXPECTED TO DRIVE EXPANDED SUPPLY OF ELECTRICAL VEHICLES GreenMobility YOUR CITY CAR EU-Regulation 2019/631 EU is implementing a new regulation on emissions requirements for newly registered cars Electrical cars have zero emissions To incentivise car producers to prioritise production of EVS, EVS will count for more than one car when calculating average emissions in the coming years: 2015 2017 Max avg. 130 gram CO2/km Avg 118.5 gram CO2/km 2021 Phased in during 2020 Max avg. 951 1 EV = x2 cars during 2020 x1.67 cars during 2021 x1.33 cars during 2022 x1 car during 2023 gram CO2/km OEMs are expected to actively look for ways to increase their sales of electrical cars in order to avoid heavy fines EUR 95 fine per extra avg. gram CO2/km If an OEM's average CO2 emission on newly registered cars exceeds the maximum, OEMs must pay a fine of EUR 95 per exceeding gram CO2 on all new cars produced Example: OEM with average emission of 105 gram CO2/km selling 1m new cars per year (105-95) gram CO2/km x 95 EUR x 1m = Fine of EUR 1.14bn per year² Source: European Union Law - EU regulation 2019/631 as of 17 April 2019 1) Applies to OEMS with EU sales above 300,000 vehicles per year 2) KPMG ACOR TAX - EU CO₂-grænser - report developed for GreenMobility (2019) GreenMobility YEUROPY CAR Nordha Fælledparken Biegdam CHSonhagen YOUR CITY CAR Customers with a large demand for electrical vehicles, such as Green Mobility, may gain significantly stronger negotiation positions 6

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