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The EV revolution hinges on upcoming emissions rule

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The EV revolution hinges on upcoming emissions rule

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is set to release its new vehicle emissions rules, which will determine the timeline for phasing out gas-powered cars in favor of electric vehicles (EVs). While environmental groups hope for an accelerated transition to an all-electric fleet by the early 2030s, automakers are pushing for a slower adoption to meet consumer demand. The EPA's original proposal aimed for EVs to account for 67% of vehicle sales by 2032, but the auto industry prefers a 50% target by 2030. The EPA may consider a more flexible timeline, aligning with the auto industry's position. Environmentalists argue that a delay would result in more emissions and harm the environment. The final decision will have significant implications for reducing emissions and transforming the transportation sector.

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