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EPA May End Start-Stop Tech Incentives, Sparks Debate
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EPA May End Start-Stop Tech Incentives, Sparks Debate
The automotive industry is facing a potential seismic shift as the U.S. government, under the direction of the Environmental Protection Agency, considers rolling back incentives for start-stop technology—a feature that automatically shuts off a car’s engine at red lights to save fuel. This technology, heralded as a key component in reducing emissions and improving fuel efficiency, has long been a point of contention among drivers and manufacture…
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