By Foo Yun Chee BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Alphabet unit Google's refusal to allow an e-mobility app developed by Enel access to its Android Auto platform can be considered an abuse of its market power, Europe's top court said on Tuesday as it sided with Italy's antitrust authority.

Judges in the EU’s Court of Justice have said that Google’s refusal to let Enel host an electric-vehicle charging app on its Android Auto platform might break EU competition rules.

Google’s refusal to allow an e-mobility app developed by Enel to access its Android Auto platform constituted an abuse of market power, the European Union’s top court ruled on Tuesday, siding with Italy’s antitrust authority.

Europe's top court on Tuesday sided with Italy's antitrust authority which fined Alphabet unit Google four years ago for refusing to allow an e-mobility app developed by Enel access to its Android Auto platform.