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Think the EV mandate is over? One state has other plans.
theblaze.com · 10d · first report

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You probably think the EV mandate is over. That's exactly what Washington wants you to believe. Congress celebrated. The White House touted what it called one of the largest deregulatory efforts in modern history, highlighting the repeal of federal vehicle emissions rules as the centerpiece of more than $1 trillion in projected savings. Automakers began telling investors they were pivoting back toward the vehicles customers actually want. Dealers finally saw hope after years of trying to move electric vehicles that many buyers simply didn't want. Gas-powered vehicles continued dominating large parts of the country because they remain practical, affordable, and easy to refuel. 'Not yet' Then I started talking to people who follow automotive policy for a living. I kept hearing the same answer: "Not yet." The reason is California. While Washington rolled back federal emissions rules, California's authority to set stricter vehicle emissions standards largely survived. Seventeen states and
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