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California's Plan to Ban New Gas-Powered Cars by 2035 Could Soon Hit Dead End
- California aims to prohibit the sale of new gasoline-powered vehicles starting in 2035, but the U.S. Senate is expected to vote next week on whether to overturn this measure.
- The vote follows slowing electric vehicle sales in California and pressure from General Motors to end the mandate.
- Electric vehicle market share has stalled near 20%, and industry voices warn manufacturers will not meet the 2035 deadline.
- State Senator Henry Stern supports zero-emission goals but said, “If it craters and no one is buying, we can re-assess then.”
- The vote outcome could delay California’s ban and influence U.S. Auto innovation and consumer choices on fuel sources.
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California's plan to ban new gas-powered cars by 2035 could soon hit dead end
By Steve Large Click here for updates on this story SACRAMENTO, California (KOVR) — California’s plan to ban new gas-powered cars by 2035 could be hitting a dead end by next week. The U.S. Senate is set to take a controversial vote next week on whether or not to lift that ban. It comes as new numbers show EV sales slowing in California. The Wall Street Journal reports GM now wants the mandate lifted as well and is pushing hard for that to ha…
GM Latest Car Maker to Turn Against CA’s 2035 Gas Powered Car Sales Ban Mandate – California Globe
Over the weekend, General Motors shifted their stance on California’s 2035 new gas powered car sales ban mandate, introducing lobbying efforts to help end the mandate, as well as urging employees to help as well by contacting Senators to vote against the mandate in Washington. According to e-mails sent out to thousands of white-collar employees, GM said that they are now opposed to the mandate as it doesn’t reflect current market realities. Spec…
GM pushes back against California's electric vehicle mandate
In just 10 years, California is set to ban the sale of new gas-only cars as the state moves toward only electric vehicles or hybrids — and 11 other states have followed suit. General Motors initially supported the Golden State’s goal, but now, is behind an upcoming congressional vote working to stop it from happening. GM notes that EV sales have slowed and the targets set under the mandate likely won’t be met in time. Saying in a statement: “GM …
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