The Biden administration plans to loosen the limits on tailpipe emissions proposed last year by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), giving automakers more time before they'll be required to sell significantly more electric vehicles than gas-powered cars, The New York Times reported this weekend. Under the proposed regulations laid out by the EPA , EVs would have to account for 67 percent of new car and light-duty truck sales by 2032. Rather than forcing manufacturers to start ramping up E...
The Biden administration plans to loosen the limits on tailpipe emissions proposed last year by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), giving automakers more time before they'll be required to sell significantly more electric vehicles than gas-powered cars, The New York Times reported this weekend. Under the proposed regulations laid out by the EPA , EVs would have to account for 67 percent of new car and light-duty truck sales by 2032. Rather than forcing manufacturers to start ramping up E...
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