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Automakers beg D.C. politicos to go easy with tough EV policy


//automotive-transportation.news-articles.net/co .. c-politicos-to-go-easy-with-tough-ev-policy.html
Published in Automotive and Transportation on by MSN   Print publication without navigation

Amid a flurry of other political moves, the new administration has been working to reverse some of the transportation and environmental policy measures encouraging automakers to produce and sell electric vehicles under the former administration,

The article from MSN discusses how major automakers are urging U.S. policymakers to reconsider stringent electric vehicle (EV) policies due to the challenges they face in meeting the aggressive targets set for EV adoption. The Alliance for Automotive Innovation, representing companies like General Motors, Toyota, and Volkswagen, has highlighted that the current regulations could lead to significant fines for not meeting EV sales quotas. They argue that the transition to EVs is not progressing as quickly as anticipated due to factors like consumer hesitancy, inadequate charging infrastructure, and supply chain issues. The automakers are requesting more flexible compliance options and a slower ramp-up in EV mandates to avoid economic penalties and ensure a smoother transition to electric vehicles. This plea comes amidst a backdrop of political debate over environmental regulations and the future of the automotive industry in the U.S.

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[ https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/automakers-beg-d-c-politicos-to-go-easy-with-tough-ev-policy/ar-AA1yW53t ]

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