Italy considers subsidies for latest combustion engine cars

MILAN/ROME (Reuters) - Italy is considering incentives of up to 4,000 euros ($4,550) to buy the latest generation of petrol and diesel cars, joining France and Germany in offering support to the automotive industry, which has been hammered by the coronavirus crisis.The co-ruling centre-left PD party, supported by the centrist Italia Viva, has proposed including the incentives in an economic stimulus package currently under discussion in parliament, which is expected to be approved by..