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Current Climate: Does Cutting Clean Car Rules Help Consumers?


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Published in Automotive and Transportation on Monday, February 3rd 2025 at 13:21 GMT by Forbes   Print publication without navigation

  • In this week's Current Climate newsletter, rolling back vehicle efficiency rules; GM makes big moves with affordable EVs; creating lower-cost batteries

The article from Forbes, published on February 3, 2025, discusses the implications of the Biden administration's decision to roll back some of the stringent clean car rules initially set to combat climate change. The rollback, influenced by political pressures and industry lobbying, aims to ease the financial burden on consumers by reducing the cost of compliance for automakers, which could theoretically lower vehicle prices. However, critics argue that this move might slow down the transition to electric vehicles (EVs), potentially undermining long-term environmental benefits and consumer savings on fuel and maintenance. The article explores the debate over whether these regulatory changes truly benefit consumers or if they favor the automotive industry at the expense of environmental progress. It also touches on the broader implications for U.S. climate policy, the automotive market's direction, and the potential for increased pollution if EV adoption rates decrease.

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[ https://www.forbes.com/sites/alanohnsman/2025/02/03/current-climate-does-cutting-clean-car-rules-help-consumers/ ]

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