EPA unveiling strongest ever auto emissions standards in EV push
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The US government is introducing new tailpipe emissions standards that aim to force carmakers to increase the proportion of electric vehicles in their US sales to 67% by 2032. The proposed EPA rules would reduce greenhouse gas emissions from cars by 56% for the applicable model years 2027 to 2032, removing nearly 10 billion tons of carbon emissions by 2055.
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