In Big Climate Move, EPA Set to Unveil Tough Limits On Auto Emissions

12 Apr 2023 | Abstracted from Washington Post

EPA proposal "includes four different options, the most aggressive of which would set emissions reduction requirements so stringent that automakers would have to boost electric vehicles' share of the market to between 54 percent and 60 percent by 2030...

"…the rule changes wouldn't order or require auto companies to sell a certain number of electric vehicles, it would set emissions limits so tightly the only way to comply would be to sell large percentages of EVs."

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